ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE Tholayavattam – 629157 Kanyakumari District Tamil Nadu
SELF STUDY REPORT (SSR) May 2016
Submitted to National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) Bangalore – 560 072
[email protected] www. annaicollege.org ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 2 ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE Tholayavattam – 629157 Kanyakumari District Tamil Nadu
SELF STUDY REPORT (SSR) May 2016
Submitted to National Assessment and Accreditation Council (NAAC) Bangalore – 560 072
[email protected] www. annaicollege.org
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 3 CONTENTS
Sl. No. Contents Page No.
A. Executive Summary 7
B. Profile of the Institution 15
C. Criterion-wise Analytical Report 24
I Curricular Aspects 25
II Teaching-Learning and Evaluation 53
III Research, Consultancy and Extension 86
IV Infrastructure and Learning Resources 158
V Student Support and Progression 180
VI Governance, Leadership and Management 221
VII Innovations and Best Practices 248
D. Evaluative Report of the Departments 254
E. Declaration by the Head of the Institution 370
F. Certificate of Complaince 371
G. Annexure 372
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 4 LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS USED
AIPMT All India Pre Medical Test AMC Annual Maintenance Contract AVION Annai Velankanni Innovation of New Ideas BOS Board of Studies CESS Centre for Earth Science Studies CPCRI Central Plantation Crops Research Institute CSC Computer Software College CUSAT Cochin University of Science and Technology CYBA Cape Young Scientist Biological Association DST Department of Science and Technology DTP Desktop Printing ECO Ecology IBM International Business Machines Corporation ICT Information and Communications Technology ID Identity Card IIST Indian Institute of Science and Technology IIT Indian Institute of Technology ILL Inter Library Loan ILO International Labour Organisation INFLIBNET Information and Library Network ISDL International School of Dravidian Linguistics JSPS Japan Society for the Promotion of Science NIIST National Institute for Interdisciplinary Science and Technology N-LIST National Library and Information Services Infrastructure for Scholarly Content NMCC Nesamony Memorial Christian College NME Non Major Elective
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 5 NPTEL National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning NSS National Service Scheme OBC Other Backward Class PANSA Performing Arts Network of South Africa PG Post Graduate PTA Parent Teachers Association RRC Red Ribbon Club RRL Regional research laboratory SAIF Sophisticated Analytical Instrument Facility SAVE Social Activities for Village Empowerment SC/ST Scheduled Caste / Scheduled Tribe SCILET Study Centre for Indian Literature in English and Translation SIPCOT State Industries Promotion Corporation of Tamil Nadu Limited SIYB Start and Improve Your Business SPKC Sri Paramakalyani College SPOC Special Person on Contact TASMAC Tamil Nadu State Marketing Corporation TBGRI Tropical Botanic Garden and Research Institute TDMNS Tirunelveli Dakshina Mara Nadar Sangam College TNPCB Tamil Nadu State Pollution Control Board TNPSC Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission UG Under Graduate UPS Uninterruptible Power Supply VAO Village Administrative officer VSSC Vikram Sarabhai Space Research centre YMCA Young Men’s Christian Associations YRC Youth Red Cross
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 6 A. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam, Kanyakumari District was established in 26. 05. 1987 as a self financing institution affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj University. The College is owned by Friends of Kottar Society and administered by Annai Velankanni College Administrative Board. Ever since its inception, Annai Velankanni College has been rendering great service to the local populace in the area of Higher Education without any discrimination on the basis of religion, caste and community. When Manonmaniam Sundaranar University came into being on 07.09.1990 as a teaching and affiliating University comprising the Colleges of Thoothukudi, Tirunelveli and Kanyakumari Districts, our College also became affiliated to it. Our College is a co-educational institution offering graduate, post graduate and M.Phil programmes in Arts, Science and Commerce disciplines. The College now offers ten UG programmes, eight PG programmes and five M.Phil programmes in various disciplines. CRITERION I: Curricular Aspects We aim at enlightening and empowering the youth of the region by providing programmes relevant to the local needs so that they can seek better employment. As an affiliated College, the College follows the curriculum framed by the affiliating University. The faculty of the College serve as members of academic bodies such as Board of Studies and contribute to the development of the curriculum by the University. The departments of the College provide necessary inputs to the development of the curriculum by the University, based on what they infer from the feedbacks on curriculum. The introduction of Choice Based Credit System (CBCS) in the academic year 2008-2009 offers some extent of academic flexibility. Our University syllabus comprises Core, Allied, Skill Based and Non-Major Electives and value oriented subjects. The Allied, Skill Based and Non-Major Electives and value oriented subjects allow the students to learn and accumulate knowledge from outside their chosen field of study. Elective option is available for both the U.G. and the P.G. students. Non-major electives have been offered in modular form from 2009-2012 for the U.G. second year students. Separate papers on ‘Environmental Studies’, ‘Social Value Education’, and ‘Personality Development’ are offered compulsorily to the U.G. students in the first, second and fifth semesters respectively. The College provides its own add-on courses for the students, the curricula for which are designed by the College. The College ensures effective implementation of the curriculum by carrying out various activities. Industry-institute interaction is encouraged for effective operationalisation of the curriculum. The faculty are given periodical orientation programmes on curricular aspects.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 7 To integrate the academic programmes and goal of the Institution, our College has taken several initiatives to supplement the curriculum. Departments and various Committees take efforts to conduct programmes such as recent developments/emerging trends, career guidance programmes, gender issues, environmental issues, employability and life skill classes, extension activities, skill development programmes and enrichment programmes. Criterion II: Teaching-Learning and Evaluation Vast majority of the people living in this part of the district in which the College is situated, hail from poor socioeconomic background. Not only they are mostly from backward communities, they are invariably first generation graduates. The presence of this College in this region is a great boon to them educationally. The College draws pride in admitting, teaching and serving them. Students are admitted on merit cum means basis. The College extends wide publicity in a planned manner through advertisements in News Papers, College Prospectus and Billboards. The admission process is handled by the Admission Committee headed by the Principal. A lot of the students admitted are from economically weaker and disadvantaged sections of the society. Taking into account, the backgrounds of our students, the College makes it a point to support their studies economically, by ensuring that the existing government scholarships are availed by all the eligible students. The Management also supports the students who are genuinely in need of financial help. Bridge courses at the beginning of the Under Graduate Programmes are conducted to make the students cope with the requirements of a Higher Educational Institution. Bridge course classes cover basics of their respective subjects, basics of English Language and basics of computer literacy. At the end of the bridge course, an entry level test is conducted to assess the knowledge level of the students and address their needs. The teaching, learning and evaluation schedules are organized through the College Handbook, Department Annual Plan and the Course file. The faculty are provided with orientation programmes to ensure there is continuous improvement in the teaching learning process. There are sufficient opportunities available to the students to make learning a student centric process and the College puts up continuous efforts to make student centric learning process more prevalent and be fruitful. Opportunities are provided to the students to nurture critical thinking, creativity, scientific temper, to expose them to advanced level of knowledge and to make them life-long learners. Improvement in the quality of the teachers makes improvement in the teaching learning processes. So efforts are on to develop the teaching skills as well as subject expertise of the teachers.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 8 Criterion III: Research, Consultancy and Extension To address the issues connected with research, the College has a Research Committee. The Research Committee takes efforts to publish an annual ISSN numbered multi-disciplinary research journal. All the departments organize conferences/seminars/symposia in emerging trends of their respective areas. Faculty and students are encouraged to present papers in seminars/publish papers in research journals. The College has no recognised research centre. Faculty are encouraged to do research. There are twenty Ph.D holders among the faculty and twenty four are pursuing research for Ph.D. Eminent researchers who visit at the time of conferences as resource persons and the opportunity to do projects for the Post Graduate and M.Phil students as part of curriculum and the opportunity to take part and present papers in conferences and orientation and awareness programmes help to create research culture and aptitude among students. Net connectivity, E-resources and the infrastructure facilities available in M.Phil departments contribute to a large extent, in helping the students present/publish papers. Our Faculty and students published 173 Research papers in reputed National/International Journals, Eighty Three research paper presentations have been made in National/ International seminars. Criterion IV: Infrastructural and Learning Resources The Institution is aware that infrastructural facilities facilitate effective and efficient conduct of educational programmes and promote academic excellence. The Institution creates necessary infrastructure continuously, based on the increasing requirements. The Institution is well equipped with physical infrastructural facilities like adequate classrooms, laboratories, libraries, staff rooms, waiting shed, auditorium, administrative block, vehicle shed, health centre, canteen, tracks, playgrounds and toilets satisfying all kinds of needs. All infrastructural facilities are optimally used. Despite financial constraints, the College makes efforts to cope with the demands of the times, by providing IT facilities like net connectivity, INFLIBNET facilities and LCD projectors. The Institution provides transportation facilities too for the students to reduce the hardships due to inadequacy of public/private transport services. The Institution has a vast lush-green campus of 40.19 acres. The secluded and serene campus provides a pleasant working environment. The library is augmented annually. The library supports the teaching-learning process as per requirements. There are 16599 books and 21 journals as on 21.04.2016. All laboratories are well equipped. Augmentation and maintenance of laboratories is carried out under the supervision of Heads of the Departments. Maintenance of IT works is carried out by trained technical personal of the College.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 9 Criterion V: Student Support and Progression The Institution publishes its updated Prospectus every academic year. The Institution takes care to ensure all necessary information of the institution, a student or parent wants to know at the time of admission, find place in the Prospectus. The information about the Institution and all its Departments are uploaded in its website: www.annaiCollege.org. The Handbook covers information like Administrative Structure, Management Committee, Vision and Mission Statement, Brief History of the College, Academic details, Committees, Scholarships, Awards and Endowments, Co and Extra-curricular activities, Rules and Regulations of the College, Academic Calendar etc. Reopening date, commencement of classes for freshers, working days, holidays, the date of commencement of internal tests, model tests and the last working day for each semester are scheduled and printed in the academic calendar. A copy of the Handbook is issued to all the students and the staff members. Schedules printed in the Handbook are seldom changed and teachers are expected to strictly adhere to them in finishing their teaching, revision and evaluation exercises. The Institution ensures cent percent commitment and accountability to what is given in the Website, Prospectus and the Handbook. Special talents and skills of the students are identified and there are opportunities to hone and develop their skills. They are encouraged to take part in programmes/competions conducted by outside agencies. There are enough opportunities, such as, inter departmental competitions, cultural competitions, literary competitions, quizzes, debates etc provided to them to develop their skills in the College. The Fine Arts Club, Mother Tongue Cell, English Literary Club College Magazine, Department Magazines provide the platform for the students to develop and showcase their talents. In sports and games, our College teams participate in University competitions regularly. There is an elected Students’ council, consisting of class representatives. Students’ council is a forum where students raise issues connected with their common needs and grievances. Remedial Classes are conducted for the identified slow learners. The Placement Cell of our College organizes orientation /awareness/motivational Programmes on higher education and employment opportunities. They organize coaching classes for competitive exams. Over the years, the alumni of the Annai Velankanni College have been able to getting placed as army men, school teachers (Government/Private) and quite a few in Higher Educational/ Research Institutes. There are successful entrepreneurs/businessmen and social activists working for the welfare of the people/society among our alumni. Annai Velankanni College can lay claim to the credit that through a vibrant scholarship section in the College office, it is ensured that students avail the benefits of all Government scholarships meant for them. Full assistance is provided to students to obtain Government scholarship. Issue and collection of scholarship application, opening of bank account, online
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 10 registration etc. are done through the College Office because of which maximum number of students are able to avail the Government scholarships without any strain. Apart from Government Scholarships, there are other financial supports provided by the Management to genuinely needy students. The amount spent in this regard and the number of students benefitted every year are in itself a real indicator of the socio-economic background of the students. Students’ welfare fund, for which funds are mobilized by staff and students, to support poor and meritorious students to continue their studies. Criterion VI: Governance, Leadership and Management As enshrined in the Vision and Mission statement of the College, the objective of the founding-fathers of the College is the empowerment of the rural population of this area. Their foresightedness is best exemplified by the fact that even now, after 29 years of its inception, the College continues to attract first generation graduates and the first generation graduates hailing from this locality form the major chunk of the student population of the College. The College aims to mould them into a confident youth, one who can successfully conquer the hitherto unknown barriers to become a proud citizen of this country, contributing to its growth and development by being an employee/employer. Annai Velankanni College Administrative Board, the Management of Annai Velankanni College, is the guiding force that leads the College in its journey of realizing the Vision and Mission statement of the College, the dream of its founding fathers. The Management is very particular that the improvement and sustainment in quality achieved in the institution is student oriented and beneficial to the students first and foremost. The broader guidelines for the functioning of the College are framed based upon the Vision and Mission statement of the College by the Management. The Principal coordinates closely with the Management, Faculty, Administrative Staff and Students and ensures the effective and efficient functioning of the College. Ex-officio Committee meetings, Staff Council meetings, Staff meetings, Department meetings and Students Council meetings and also through informal interactions, the Principal ensures that the curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities and student support activities are carried out with utmost efficiency. An atmosphere conducive to learning prevails in the College. Professional development of the faculty is ensured through arranging continuous rejuvenation programmes in the College and through the encouragement to attend programmes conducted in other Colleges/institutes. To maintain teacher quality, the teachers are encouraged to involve in research activities and participate and present papers in conferences and seminars at the national and international levels. Committees are formed and each Committee plans and fulfils the responsibilities assigned to it. The academic units are controlled by the Heads of the Departments and Faculty members. The responsibilities of the
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 11 administrative units are decentralized with everyone’s role clearly defined. The primary objective of the institution is to enable the students to cope with the demands of the employment market through effective transaction of the curricular and co-curricular aspects.
Criterion VII: Innovations and Best Practices Every possible effort is made to keep the campus eco-friendly. Plastic free culture is being developed inside the College campus. We have been consistent in our efforts to make the campus green and clean and we have formed a Campus Improvement and Eco Club and a Gardening and Campus Cleanliness Committee for fulfilling those efforts. The plants inside the campus are documented. Rainwater Harvesting System, restricting use of plastics, planting saplings on the campus are some of the initiatives that motivate the students to protect the environment. Our students lend helping hands to the District administration in taking animal census of the district. The College has a lot of electric and electronic equipment. The College is striving to inculcate austerity measures among faculty members and students in using water and electricity. The class rooms receive sufficient day light and are well-ventilated, facilitating the conservation of electricity. The College has a proper waste disposal system. Carbon emission is kept to the minimum in the campus, as we do not use refrigerator, air-conditioners and other carbon emitting equipment on large scale. Regarding the issue of e-waste, currently the College manages the issue by arranging regular maintenance of electrical and electronic equipment to reduce e-waste. After life time the electrical and electronic equipment are sold as scrap. International Days are celebrated to create environmental awareness among students.Two of the best practices followed by us worth mentioning are i) Students’ Welfare Fund and ii) Involvement of all the staff members in Monitoring Students’ Discipline.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 12 SWOC ANALYSIS OF THE INSTITUTION
Strengths Noteworthy academic results including University Ranks. Encouragement to research and publication activities. Exposure of students to industries, research bodies and institutes of repute. Encouragement to organize regional/national seminars, conferences, symposia and workshops. Ample opportunities for the students to develop their knowledge/ skills/ talents Sufficient recognition and rewards for achievements. Adequate infrastructure facilities. Adequate transportation facilities at the time of the starting and the closing hours of the College (College and Public/ Private). Extensive support to students to avail various scholarships and Management support to needy students. Visionary Management. Opportunities for the students to interact with the community. Well equipped Lab facilities Very low dropout rate. Post Graduate and M. Phil. courses. Weaknesses: No recognized research center in the College. Not all benefits enjoyed by students studying in aided/ government Colleges are extended to students of self financing Colleges. Only those companies which are interested in marketing personnel, showing interest in conducting campus drives in our College. Students from the feeder schools of the surrounding villages with good scores prefer professional courses or aided Colleges. Financial burden on Management in organizing programmes for the students in the College or in sending staff/ students to programmes organized by outside agencies. Financial burden on Management in paying salary for the staff. Lacking of ICT enabled classrooms. Opportunities Vast, beautiful, green and eco-friendly campus. Easy access to rural population. Students are mostly first generation graduates. INFLIBNET Representation of faculty in the academic bodies of the affiliating University and autonomous Colleges. Empowerment of Women. Empowerment of rural/ marginalized/ downtrodden sections of the society.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 13 Promotion of research culture among students. Challenges/ Threats Realising student centric teaching-learning processes. Filling up institute-industry gap Integration of the academic programmes and the Institution’s goals and objectives. Strengthening the extension activities; interacting with the community on a regular basis. Inspiring and motivating the faculty to fulfill the requirements of organizational changes. Inspiring and motivating the faculty to equip themselves to meet the challenges of fostering global competencies among students. Coaching the students for competitive exams. Continuous enhancement and proper maintenance of infrastructure. Establishment of ICT infrastructure. Proper and optimal usage of existing facilities. Financial constraints
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 14 B. PROFILE OF THE INSTITUTION
1. Name and Address of the College: Name : ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE Address : Tholayavattam City : Karungal – 629157 State : Tamil Nadu 2. For Communication Designation Name Telephone Mobile Fax Email with STD code Principal Dr. S.Maria O : 04651- 9442025030 04651- [email protected] John 234651 235270 R : 04652- 265799 Steering Mr. O : 04651- 9487614009 - [email protected] Committee M.Anto 267212 Coordinator R : 04651- 258130 3. Status of the Institution: a. Affiliated College b. Constituent College × c. Any other (specify) × 4. Type of Institution: a. By Gender i. For Men × ii. For Women × iii. Co-education b. By Shift i. Regular ii. Day × iii. Evening × 5. Is it a recognized minority institution? Yes × No If yes specify the minority status (Religious / linguistic / any other) and provide documentary evidence. 6. Source of funding: Government × Grant-in-aid × Self-financing Any other ×
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 15 7. a. Date of establishment of the college: 26/05/1987 (dd/mm/yy) b. University to which the college is affiliated / or which governs the college (If it is a constituent college)
• Affiliated to Madurai Kamaraj University, Madurai, Tamil Nadu till 07.09.1990. • Affiliated to Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli, TamilNadu from 07.09.1990 onwards. c. Details of UGC recognition Under Date, Month & Year Remarks (if any) section (dd-mm-yyyy) 2(f) - Applied to the UGC on 14.02.2014. 12(B) - - d. Details of recognition/approval by statutory/regulatory bodies other than UGC (AICTE, NCTE, MCI, DCI, PCI, RCI, etc.) : Not Applicable 8. Does the affiliating university Act provide for conferment of autonomy (as recognized by the UGC), on its affiliated colleges?
Yes No × If yes, has the College applied for availing the autonomous status?
Yes × No 9. Is the college recognized a. by UGC as a College with Potential for Excellence (CPE)? Yes × No If yes, date of recognition: …………………… (dd/mm/yyyy) b. for its performance by any other governmental agency?
Yes × No If yes, Name of the agency …………………… and Date of recognition: …………………… (dd/mm/yyyy) 10. Location of the campus and area in sq.mts: Location * Rural Campus area in sq. mts. 162643.16 Built up area in sq. mts. 18765.21 (* Urban, Semi-urban, Rural, Tribal, Hilly Area, Any others specify)
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 16 11. Facilities available on the campus (Tick the available facility and provide numbers or other details at appropriate places) or in case the institute has an agreement with other agencies in using any of the listed facilities provide information on the facilities covered under the agreement. Auditorium - 1 Seminar complex with infrastructural facilities × • Sports facilities play ground swimming pool × gymnasium × • Hostel Boys Hostel × i. Number of Hostels ii. Number of inmates iii. Facilities (mention available facilities) Girls’ hostel × i. Number of hostels ii. Number of inmates iii. Facilities (mention available facilities) Working women’s hostel × i. Number of inmates ii. Facilities (mention available facilities) • Residential facilities for teaching and non-teaching staff (give numbers available - cadre wise) - Nil • Cafeteria - 1 • Health Centre - 1
First aid Inpatient × Outpatient × Emergency care facility × Ambulance × • Health centre staff - Nil Qualified doctor Full time × Part-time × Qualified Nurse Full time × Part-time × • Facilities like banking, post office, book shops : Nil • Transport facilities to cater to the needs of students and staff : 6 Buses
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 17 • Animal house : Nil • Biological waste disposal : Yes • Generator or other facility for management/ regulation of electricity and voltage : Yes • Waste management facility : Yes • Waste water management : Yes • Water harvesting : Yes 12. Details of programmes offered by the college (Give data for current academic year 2015-2016) Sl.No. Programme Name of the Duration Entry Medium of Sanctioned/ No. of Level Programme/ Qualification instruction approved students Course Student admitted strength 1. Under B.A. Tamil 3 years XII std Tamil 64 39 Graduate B.A. English 3 years XII std English 64 64 B.Sc.Mathemtics 3 years XII std English 48 48 B.Sc. Physics 3 years XII std English 48 48 B.Sc. Chemistry 3 years XII std English 48 48 B.Sc.ComputerScience 3 years XII std English 48 48 B.Sc. Bio-Technology 3 years XII std English 35 30 B.Sc. Zoology 3 years XII std English 48 31 B.B.A. 3 years XII std English 64 34 B.Com. 3 years XII std English 64 64 2. Post Graduate M.A. Tamil 2 years Bachelor Degree Tamil 30 11 M.A. English 2 years Bachelor Degree English 30 30 M.Sc. Mathematics 2 years Bachelor Degree English 25 25 M.Sc. Physics 2 years Bachelor Degree English 25 25 M.Sc. Chemistry 2 years Bachelor Degree English 25 25 M.Sc.ComputerScience 2 years Bachelor Degree English 25 14 M.Sc. Bio-Technology 2 years Bachelor Degree English 25 12 M.Com. 2 years Bachelor Degree English 25 23 3. Integrated ______ProgrammesPG 4. Ph.D. ______5. M.Phil. M.Phil. Tamil 1 year Master Degree Tamil 10 10 M.Phil. Mathematics 1 year Master Degree English 10 10 M.Phil. Physics 1 year Master Degree English 5 5 M.Phil. Chemistry 1 year Master Degree English 10 4 M.Phil. Commerce 1 year Master Degree English 10 7 6. Certificate ______Courses 7. UG Diploma ______8. PG Diploma ______9. Any other ______specify and provide details
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 18 13. Does the college offer self-financed Programmes? Yes No × If yes, how many? : 23 14. New programmes introduced in the college during the last five years if any? Yes No × Number 11 15. List the departments: (respond if applicable only and do not list facilities like Library, Physical Education as departments, unless they are also offering academic degree awarding programmes. Similarly, do not list the departments offering common compulsory subjects for all the programmes like English, regional languages etc.)
Faculty Departments UG PG Research (eg. Physics, Botany, (M.Phil.) History etc.) Science Maths, Physics, 6 5 3 Chemistry, Computer Science, Biotechnology, Zoology Arts English, Tamil 2 2 1 Commerce Commerce 1 1 1 Any Other Business 1 - - (Specify) Administration 16. Number of Programmes offered under (Programme means a degree course like BA, BSc, MA, M.Com…) a. annual system × b. semester system 23 c. trimester system × 17. Number of Programmes with a. Choice Based Credit System 23
b. Inter/Multidisciplinary Approach × c. Any other (specify and provide details) × 18. Does the College offer UG and / or PG programmes in Teacher Education? Yes × No If yes, a. Year of Introduction of the programme(s)………… (dd/mm/yyyy) and number of batches that completed the programme ×
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 19 b. NCTE recognition details (if applicable) Notification No.: ……………… Date: ……………………dd/mm/yyyy) Validity: ...... c. Is the institution opting for assessment and accreditation of Teacher Education Programme separately?
Yes × No
19. Does the college offer UG or PG programme in Physical Education? Yes × No If yes, a. Year of Introduction of the programme(s)………………. (dd/mm/yyyy) and number of batches that completed the programme b. NCTE recognition details (if applicable) Notification No.:………....…Date: ………....…………… (dd/mm/yyyy) Validity:……...... ….....…… c. Is the institution opting for assessment and accreditation of Physical Education programme separately? Yes × No 20. Number of teaching and non-teaching positions in the Institution Positions Teaching faculty Non- Technical Professor Associate Assistant teaching Staff Professor Professor staff *M *F *M *F *M *F *M *F *M *F Sanctioned by ------the UGC /University/Stat e Government Recruited Yet to recruit Sanctioned by 1 - 9 2 25 49 16 20 8 4 the Management/ society or other authorized bodies Recruited Yet to recruit *M-Male *F-Female
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 20 21. Qualifications of the teaching staff: Highest Professor Associate Assistant qualification Professor Professor Total Male Female Male Female Male Female Permanent teachers D.Sc./D.Litt. ------Ph.D. - - 2 1 6 8 17 M.Phil. - - 6 1 14 38 58 PG - - 1 - 2 2 5 Temporary teachers Ph.D. 1 - - - 1 1 3 M.Phil. ------1 PG - - - - - 1 1 Part-time teachers Ph.D. ------M.Phil. ------PG ------
22. Number of Visiting Faculty /Guest Faculty engaged with the College : Nil 23. Furnish the number of the students admitted to the college during the last four academic years. Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Categories (2012-2013) (2013-2014) (2014-2015) (2015-2016) Male Female Male Female Male Female Male Female SC 4 3 - 3 - 2 1 6 ST ------OBC 123 402 127 472 154 501 125 516 General - 4 1 1 3 4 2 5 Others 24. Details on students enrollment in the college during the current academic year Type of students UG PG M. Phil. Ph.D. Total Students from the same 451 164 35 - 650 state where the college is located Students from other 4 - 1 - 5 NRstateIsstudentsof India - - - - - Foreign students - - - - - Total 455 164 36 - 655
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 21 25. Dropout rate in U.G. and P.G. (average of the two batches) (2014-2015 & 2015-2016) U.G. 0.071 P.G. 0.031
26. Unit Cost of Education (Unit cost = total annual recurring (actual) divided by total number of students enrolled) (a)Including salary component 18170.00
(b)Excluding the salary component 7356.23
27. Does the college offer any programme/s in distance education mode (DEP)? Yes × No If yes, a. Is it a registered center for offering distance education programmes of another universities? Yes × No b. Name of the university which has granted such registration -
c. Number of programmes offered Nil
d. Programmes carry the recognition of the Distance Education Council Yes × No 28. Provide Teachers-Student ratio for each of the programme /course offered Major Teachers- Student Ratio B.A. Tamil 1:34 B.A. English 1:52 B.Sc. Mathematics 1:38 B.Sc. Physics 1:38 B.Sc. Chemistry 1:38 B.Sc. Computer Science 1:21 B.Sc. Bio-Technology 1:28 B.Sc. Zoology 1:20 B.B.A. 1:29 B.Com. 1:44 M.A. Tamil 1:6 M.A. English 1:14 M.Sc. Mathematics 1:15
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 22 M.Sc. Physics 1:15 M.Sc. Chemistry 1:15 M.Sc. Computer Science 1:10 M.Sc. Bio-Technology 1:8 M.Com. 1:12 M.Phil. Tamil 1:13 M.Phil. Mathematics 1:12 M.Phil. Physics 1:6 M.Phil. Chemistry 1:5 M.Phil. Commerce 1:8 29. Is the college applying for Accreditation: Cycle 1 Cycle 2 Cycle 3 Cycle 4
Re-Assessment: (Cycle one refers to first accreditation and Cycle2, Cycle3, Cycle 4 refers to re-accreditation) 30. Date of accreditation* (applicable for Cycle 1, Cycle 2, Cycle 3, Cycle 4 and re-assessment only) Cycle 1 : ...... (dd/mm/yyyy) Accreditation Outcome / Result ...... ) Cycle 2 : ...... (dd/mm/yyyy) Accreditation Outcome / Result ...... ) Cycle 3 : ...... (dd/mm/yyyy) Accreditation Outcome / Result ...... ).
31. Number of working days during the last academic year 180 32. Number of teaching days during last academic year (Teaching days means days on which lectures were engaged excluding the examination days) 180 33. Date of establishment of Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC): (dd/mm/yyyy) 09/05/2014 34. Details regarding submission of Annual Quality Assurance Reports (AQAR) to NAAC AQAR (i) ...... (dd/mm/yyyy) AQAR (ii) ...... (dd/mm/yyyy) AQAR (iii) ...... (dd/mm/yyyy) AQAR (iv) ...... (dd/mm/yyyy) 35. Any other relevant data (not covered above) the college would like to include. (do not include explanatory / descriptive information)
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 23 C. CRITERION-WISE ANALYTICAL REPORT
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 24 CRITERION - I CURRICULAR ASPECTS 1.1 Curriculum planning and implementation
1.1.1 State the vision, mission and objectives of the institution and describe how these are communicated to the students, teachers, staff members and other stakeholders?
MOTTO ‘Seat of Wisdom’ is the Motto of Annai Velankanni College. The ability to make right use of one’s knowledge is wisdom. If one has the wisdom, he or she can overcome the difficulties and be successful in life. Creation of that wisdom among staff and students is the prime duty of our College. VISION To make significant contribution to develop economically and educationally identified under-developed backward areas. MISSION Provide quality education to the local youth/students with emphasis on job oriented courses and other courses relevant to local needs so that they can seek/take up better employment and improve standard of life. Treat all students equally without any discrimination on the basis of religion, caste and community and mould them to take up the role of future leaders of the country. Inculcate personal and intellectual integrity in the minds of the students of the College resulting in application of ethical and humanitarian values in life by broad basing education and involving the students in relevant extracurricular activities. Strive to maintain excellence in all the chosen academic, co-curricular and extracurricular activities, so that Annai Velankanni College is known to the outside world as a Premier Institution. The vision, mission and objectives of the institution are communicated to the students, teachers, staff members and other stakeholders through the College Prospectus, College Handbook, College Website and display boards at vantage points within the campus.
1.1.2 How does the institution develop and deploy action plans for effective implementation of the curriculum? Give details of the process and substantiate through specific example(s).
Action plans for effective implementation of the curriculum • Department meetings at the end of every semester
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 25 o Subject allotment and non major elective papers, optional papers finalization so that teachers can plan and prepare for the next semester at the earliest. o Number of hours allotted for each paper/unit by the University provides a broader outline for the staff • Course file • Adequate library support/New additions to the Library o Books and journals that are recommended in the syllabi for further reading are made available in the library
• Three internal tests and one model exam every semester • Assignments/Seminars o Students are made to use library/e-resources • Project works • Guest lectures by Subject Experts/Researchers/Scientists • Visiting Laboratories/Research organizations • Appropriate use of Power Point Presentations and other tools by the teachers and laboratory demonstrations • Academic Calendar o Strict adherence to the schedule • Optimal utilization of working days is ensured, by insisting regular attendance of staff and students. o Work loads of faculty on leave are adjusted by other faculty members of the Department. • Adequate infrastructure
1.1.3 What type of support (procedural and practical) do the teachers receive (from the University and/or institution) for effectively translating the curriculum and improving teaching practices?
UNIVERSITY The affiliating University prepares the curriculum for the Colleges to follow. The University provides representation for the teachers in forums such as, Board of Studies, Senate, Standing Committee on Academic Affairs and Syndicate. Teachers make use of these forums to express their views regarding curriculum among other things. INSTITUTION • The Institution conducts programmes connected with improving teaching practices for the teachers. The programmes are listed in Annexure I. o Vide numbers 1,2,8,10,12,13,16,21,22,23 of Annexure I
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 26 • The Institution encourages the teachers to attend orientation programmes organized by other institutes/other agencies to improve the teaching practices. • The Institution provides infrastructural facilities such as library resources, net connectivity, e-resources, laboratory equipments and ICT facilities.
1.1.4 Specify the initiatives taken up or contribution made by the institution for effective curriculum delivery and transaction on the curriculum provided by the affiliating University or other statutory agency?
Contribution made by the Institution for effective curriculum delivery/transaction • Course file • e-resources/net connectivity • Enrichment of faculty • Sufficient infrastructure • Study materials provided to students • Powerpoint presentations, Charts, Models, Wall Magazines etc • Guest lectures
1.1.5 How does the institution network and interact with beneficiaries such as industry, research bodies and the university in effective operationalisation of the curriculum?
Networking and interacting with beneficiaries such as industry, research bodies and the University for effective operationalisation of the Curriculum. • Regular visits to Industry/Research body for imparting firsthand knowledge to the students.
Table 1.1 Visits to Industry/Research body
Department Place of visit Date Classes No. of Staff Tamil ,e;J gj;jpupf;if, 07.10.2015 III UG 2 jpUtde;jGuk; cjafpupNfhl;il, 23.01.2016 UG & PG 6 Rq;fhd;fil, kz;ghz;lf;fiy, ikyhb fy;rpw;gk;, RrPe;jpuk;Nfhtpy;, fd;dpahFkup
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 27 English The Hindu English Daily 12.02.2015 III UG 2 News paper Printing plant, Trivandrum The Hindu English Daily 09.10.2014 I PG 2 News paper Printing plant, Trivandrum District Science Center October I PG 3 2016 Priyadarshini 18-03-2016 I PG, IUG, III 7 Planatorium,Trivandrum UG Mathematics SCILET Library, Madurai 19-09-2015 II PG 2 Kudankulam Nuclear 17.12.2014 II UG, I PG 4 Power Plant, Kudankulam ISRO-Trivandrum 16.09.2015 III UG, II PG, 4 Planetorium-Trivandrum, M. Phil. Museum- Trivandrum Physics Wind Mill,Aralvaimozhi 02.09.2011 UG & PG 4 Kudankulam Nuclear 06.09.2012 UG & II PG 5 Power Plant, Kudankulam Kudankulam Nuclear 10.10.2013 II & III UG 4 Power Plant, Kudankulam BookExhibition,Nagercoil 22.08.2014 UG & PG 4 Kudankulam Nuclear 10.09.2014 UG & PG 3 Power Plant, Kudankulam Wind Mill, Aralvaimozhi 18.08.2015 UG & PG 9 ISRO, Mahendragiri 11.09.2015 PG 4 Chemistry Kudankulam Nuclear 31.07.2014 III UG & II PG 5 Power Plant, Kudankulam and M.Phil ISRO, Trivandrum 09.10.2014 III UG & II PG 4 and M.Phil ISRO, Trivandrum 16.09.2015 III UG & II PG 4 and M.Phil MS University, Trinelveli 23.02.2015 M.Phil. Computer Kudankulam Nuclear 22.08.2014 UG & PG 6 Science Power Plant, Kudankulam ISRO, Trivandrum 09.10.2014 III UG & II PG 4 ISRO, Trivandrum 16.09.2015 III UG & II PG 4 Bio-Technology Rajiv Gandhi Centre for 30.08.2013 III UG & PG 2 Bio-Technology, Trivandrum CMFRI Research Centre 24.02.2012 UG 8 and Marine Aquarium, Vizhinjum.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 28 Commerce Kanyas Spin Mill, 29.09.2015 PG students 2 Aralvaimozhi & YMCA, Kanyakumari SIPCOT at Valliyoor 31.08.2015 PG students 2 Zoology Neyyar Water Reservoir, 5.10.2013 I UG 3 Neyyar Vivekanandha Kendra – 13.1.2015 II UG 3 nardep Trust, Kanyakumari Sericulture Unit & 13.8.2015 III UG 3 Grainage Unit, Thenkasi. YMCA, Rural Centres & 19.8.2015 II Chemistry & 3 Institute of Rural II Bitechnology Development, (Non Major Marthandam. students) Neyyar Water Reservoir, 11.09.2015 I UG 3 Neyyar Business Travancore Titanium 16.10.2009 II BBA 3 Administration Product Ltd., Kochuveli Travancore Titanium 03.09.2010 II BBA 3 Product Ltd., Kochuveli Travancore Titanium 14.09.2011 II BBA 3 Product Ltd., Kochuveli The Hindu News 06.09.2012 II BBA 3 agencies, Trivandrum The Hindu News 06.03.2014 II BBA 3 agencies, Trivandrum The Hindu News 09.03.2015 II BBA 2 agencies, Trivandrum The Hindu News 17.09.2015 II BBA 4 agencies, Trivandrum • Industry people, researchers and university people are invited to deliver guest lectures on relevant topics • Identification of industry-institute gap and guest lectures by industry people arranged.
Table 1.2 Guest lectures by industry people Name Designation Topic Date of Visit Mr. Eugine, APTECH Computer Center, Application of 27.09.1996 Partner Marthandam Computer to Business Dr. N. Scientist, RRL, Trivandrum Science & Technology 24.02.1998 Gopalakrishnan in Ancient India
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 29 Mr. T. P. D. Rajan Research Scholar, Regional Materials for 20.10.1999 Research Laboratory, Advanced Technology Thiruvanandhapuram. Mr. A. Giri Software Consultant of the Computer Education 18.01.2000 Bell Atlantic Concern in & Employment Washington, USA Opportunities Mr. Joder Sing Technical Engineer, Role of Computers in 16.03.2000 APTECH Ltd. Business Mr. Krishnan Professor of Mononmanium The Salient Features 07.04.2000 Sundaranar University, of MCA Syllabus Tirunelveli Dr. Shanmugam Scientist, RRL, Trivandrum Diasterio Selective 18.12.2000 Synthesis of Natural Products Mr. V. Anil Marketting Manager, Opportunities available 02.01.2001 PENTASOFT, Marthandam for Mathematic Values in the field of Information Technology Mr.Ravi Director, Latest Trends in 26.02.2002 KANYA INFOTECH Computers Mr. Shanmugam Analyst, GRIAN Tek, Virtual Private 15.10.2003 Bangalore Network Mr. Surendra & APPTECH Computers, Internet, E-Mail & E- 19.12.2003 Mr. Saju Marthandam Commerce & their Applications in Business Mr. Paul Suthan C-DAC Computer Internet World 14.01.2004 Education, Nagercoil Mr. George SISI Computer Education, Career Guidance 22.01.2004 Marthandam Mr. Mohan Manager, Indian Overseas A Role of Commercial 10.09.2004 Bank, Mankarai Banks on Self Employment Schemes Dr. S. Ravi Kumar Reader, Center for Marine Marine Nano Bio- 07.03.2008 Oceano Graphy and Hostal Technology Area Studies, Alagappa University, Karaikudi Dr. R. S. Lal Principal Scientist Rtd., Bio-Diversity 07.03.2008 Mohan Indian Council of Conservation Agricultural Research, New Delhi. Mr. J. S. Franklin HR Manager, i-Dynamics Key Soft Skills for a 26.08.2009 Jose Ltd., Technopark, successful Career Trivandrum
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 30 Mr. C. G. Sujin Project Manager, i- Introduction to N-tier 26.08.2009 Christo Dynamics Ltd., Technopark, Architecture Trivandrum Mr. M. Nagarajan General Manager, i- Designing Basic 26.08.2009 Dynamics Ltd., Technopark, Database Trivandrum Dr. T. Jaya Sekher Environmental Scientist, Toxicity Evaluation of 11.09.2009 TNPCB, Tuticorin Atmospheric particles using Biotechnological Assays Dr.J.Anil John TBGRI, Trivandrum Introduction to Phyto- 11.02.2011 chemistry Dr.K.B.Ramesh TBGRI, Trivandrum Diversity of Phyto- 11.02.2011 Kumar chemistry Dr.K.P. Chief consultant, Bio-Technology and 07.03.2011 Srinivasakumar Reliance clinical Life Innovations sciences, Banglore Mr.J.Regu Antony V O Chithambaram College, Cultural studies 10.02.2012 Tuticorin Mr.Aloysious Manager, St.Xavier’s IAS Trends in Indian 21.07.2012 academy Economy Dr.K.P. Srinivasa Chief consultant, Reliance Overview of discovery 23.01.2014 Kumar Clinical Life Sciences, and applications of Banglore. biopharmaceuticles in health care sector Dr. A. Joseph Raj Senior Scientist, CPCRI, Innovative Chemistry 30.01.2014 Kumar Kayankulam for pest management Dr. G. Annadurai JSPS fellow (Japan) PANSA Nano Chemistry 30.01.2014 (Tamil nadu), SPKC, Alwarkurichi. Dr. J. Mary Gladis Reader, IIST, Trivandrum Advances in Materials 31.01.2014 for Lithium Batries Dr. T.P.D. Rajan Scientist, NIIST, Developments in Nano 31.01.2014 Trivandrum Composites and applications Dr. Kaustabh Senior Scientist, NIIST Drug Delivery 29.01.2015 Kumar Marti Trivandrum Systems and diagnostic nano probe for cancer Treatment Mr.Manohar sam Y.M.C.A Workshop 14.09.2015 1.1.6 What are the contributions of the institution and/ or its staff members to the development of the curriculum by the University? (number of staff members / Departments represented on the Board
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 31 of studies, student feedback, teacher feedback, stakeholder feedback provided, specific suggestions etc.)
Feedback on Curriculum is collected every semester from the students and from the teachers handling the subjects. Feedbacks analysed. On the basis of the analysis, a consolidated report is prepared by the Department. Suggestions, if any, made through the Heads of the Departments/ Members of the Board of Studies of the respective Departments to the University. Curriculum of leading institutes referred. Members of BOS (Board of Studies) • List of the members of the Board of Studies in College. o Miss. M. Suja, Department of Zoology rendered her services as a Member of PG Board of Studies of Manonmaniam Sundaranar University during the period 2001-2003. o Dr.S.R.Brintha, Department of Chemistry rendered her services as a Member of PG Board of Studies of Manonmaniam Sundaranar University during the period 2012-2016. o Mr. T.R. Amba Sankar, Department of Computer Science rendered his services as Member of PG Board of Studies of Computer Applications in Manonmaniam Sundaranar University during 2014-2016 and as Member of PG Board of Studies of Computer Applications in Manonmaniam Sundaranar University from 2016 onwards. o Mr. M. Mohanadhas, Department of Computer Science rendered his services as member of Board of Studies of Computer Applications in Manonmaniam Sundaranar University during the period 2014-2016. . Department of Computer Science has made the suggestion to the University regarding curriculum development. In the M. Sc. Computer Science programme, in the IV semester the students have only project works. The Department has made the representation to the University to include a theory paper also in the IV semester. o From 2016 onwards Dr. B. Stephen John, Department of Mathematics has been a Subject Expert (internal) of UG Board of Studies of Mathematics, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University. o From 2016 onwards Mrs. T. Maria Janet, Department of Bio-Technology has been a Member of UG/ PG Board of
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 32 Studies of Bio-Technology, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University. o From 2016 onwards Dr. T. Suresh, Department of Bio- Technology has been a Member of UG/ PG Board of studies of Bio-Technology, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University. . The Department of Bio-Technology plays an important role in updating syllabi and making them more relevant to the society and industry. The feedback of the students, academic experts and employers about the syllabus is obtained, analyzed and represented to the university in the Board of Studies meetings. For instance a paper Bioinformatics and Biophysics was changed as Applied Bioinformatics, Project was shifted from third semester to fourth semester and the Group project was changed into individual project in the syllabus of PG Bio-Technology. During the last revision it was represented by the Board of studies member and the changes were included in the syllabus.
1.1.6 Does the institution develop curriculum for any of the courses offered (other than those under the purview of the affiliating University) by it? If ‘yes’, give details on the process (‘Needs Assessment’, design, development and planning) and the courses for which the curriculum has been developed?
The institution develops curriculum for the courses offered (other than those under the purview of the affiliating University) by it. The courses offered are • Spoken English • Arts and Crafts • Key Board • Tailoring • Tally • M.S. Office • DTP • Beautician
1.1.7 How does the institution analyse /ensure that the stated objectives of curriculum are achieved in the course of implementation?
Course files are prepared and strictly followed by the faculty members.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 33 Three internal tests, model examinations and class tests are conducted for assessing the progress made by the students in their studies. Assignments and seminars and project works. Students’ progress is constantly monitored and intimated to the parents when they visit the College at the time of PTA meetings. The university results are reviewed by the Management and the Principal immediately after the publication of the results; suggestions for improvement are made to the teachers. Students’ feedback on curriculum Subject teachers’ feedback on curriculum Regular enhancement of teaching-learning skills
1.2 Academic Flexibility
1.2.1 Specifying the goals and objectives give details of the certificate /diploma/skill development courses etc., offered by the institution.
GOALS and OBJECTIVES To offer courses that ensures additional skill development among the undergraduate students as part of equipping and grooming them to find placements as well as to make them entrepreneurs on their own. To develop additional skills and to make them learn atleast one additional trade during their stay at the College. To materialize that objective, the College begins its initiatives by introducing the following courses. • Certificate course in ‘Spoken English’ in collaboration with British Institute of Spoken English, Nagercoil. • Certificate course in ‘Tally’ in collaboration with CSC Computer Center, Monday Market. • Certificate course in ‘M.S. Office’ in collaboration with CSC Computer Center, Monday Market. • Certificate course in ‘DTP’ in collaboration with CSC Computer Center, Monday Market • Certificate course in ‘Beautician’ in collaboration with Challenge Institute of Puthukkadai • Certificate course in ‘Hindi’ in collaboration with Dakshina Bharat Hindi Prachar Sabha, Nagercoil • Certificate course in ‘Journalism’ in collaboration with Thani Nayagam Adigal Institute of Journalism, Tiruchi . • Certificate course in ‘Tailoring’ 1.2.2 Does the institution offer programmes that facilitate twinning/dual degree? If 'yes', give details
No.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 34 1.2.3 Give details on the various institutional provisions with reference to academic flexibility and how it has been helpful to students in terms of skills development, academic mobility, progression to higher studies and improved potential for employability. • Range of Core / Elective options offered by the University and those opted by the College. • Choice Based Credit System and range of subject options. • Courses offered in modular form, • Credit transfer and accumulation facility. • Lateral and vertical mobility within and across programmes and courses. • Enrichment courses
List of skill based subjects, non major electives, core electives available to our students in our College since 2012 – 2013 under choice based credit system. List of electives:
Table 1.3 List of Major electives (U. G. Programmes)
Programme Elective Subjects Offered by the University Opted by the Institution B. A. Ie;jhk;;;;; gUtk; Tamil Elective A 1. ,jopay;> 1. ,jopay; 2. gaz ,yf;fpak; 3. Rw;Wyhtpay; Elective B 1. jd; tuyhw;wpay; 2. jpiug;glf; fiy 1. jpiug;glf; fiy 3. Gj;jfgjpg;Gk; ntspaPLk; B. A. Semester V Semester V English 1. Canadian Literature 1. Canadian Literature 2. Women’s Writing 2. Women’s Writing 3. English Language Teaching Semester VI Semester VI 1. African Literature 1. African Literature 2. Journalism and Mass communication B. Sc. Semester V Semester V Mathematics Electives: 1 1. Astronomy 1. Astronomy 2. Combinational Mathematics 3. Discrete Mathematics
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 35 Electives: 2 2.1 Programming in C 2.2 Coding Theory 2.3 Fuzzy Sets and Logic 2.3. Fuzzy Sets and Logic Semester VI Semester VI Elective: 3 3.1 Number Theory 3.2 Operation Research 3.2.Operation Research 3.3 Mathematical Programming with JAVA B.Sc. Semester V Semester V Physics Elective 1. Acoustics 1.Quantum Mechanics 2. Quantum Mechanics 2.Solid State Physics 3. Solid State Physics Semester VI Semester VI 4. Statistical Mechanics 1.Energy Physics 5. Energy Physics B.Sc. Semester V Semester V Chemistry Elective : 1 1.Polymer Chemistry 1. Polymer Chemistry 2.Industrial Chemistry Elective : 2 1.Analytical Chemistry 2.Pharmaceutical Chemistry 1. Pharmaceutical Chemistry Semester VI Semester VI 1. Bio Chemistry 2. Applied Chemistry 1.Applied Chemistry B.Sc. Semester V Semester V Zoology Elective: 1 1. Sericulture 2. Economic Entomology 1. Sericulture 3. Dairy Farming Elective : 2 1. Apiculture 2. Food and Food Processing 1. Poultry Science Technology 3. Poultry Science Semester VI Semester VI Elective: 3 1. Aquaculture 1. Aquaculture 2. Medical Laboratory Technology 3. Marine Biology
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 36 B.Sc. Semester IV Semester IV Computer Elective I Science 1. Microprocessor 1. Microprocessor 2. Embedded System 3. Introduction to open Source Semester V Semester V Elective II 1. Artificial neural network 2. Cloud Computing 3. ASP . Net 1. ASP . Net B. Sc. SEMESTER V SEMESTER V Bio Elective: 1 Technology 1. IPR 2. Clinical Research 1. Clinical Research Elective : 2 1. Genomics 2. Nano- Bio-Technology 1. Nano-Bio-Technology B. Com IV Semester Elective 1. Indirect Tax 1. Indirect Tax 2. Stock Market 3. Investment Management 4. Office Automation SEMESTER V SEMESTER V Elective 1. Income tax law & practice-I 1. Income tax law & 2. Applications of Tally in practice-I Accounting 3. Logistic Management Semester VI Semester VI Elective 1. Income tax law & 1. Income tax law & practice-II practice-II 2. Introduction to RDBMS 3. Retail Management B. B. A. Semester- V Semester- V 1.Management Accounting 1.Management Accounting
Table 1.4 List of Major Electives (P. G. Programmes) Programme Elective Subjects Offered by the University Opted by the Institutions M. A.Tamil Kjy; gUtk; 1. gilg;gpyf;fpaKk; 1. gilg;gpyf;fpaKk; Ngr;Rf;fiyAk; Ngr;Rf;fiyAk;
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 37 ,uz;lhk; gUtk; 1. Nfhapw;fiy 1. Nfhapw;fiy %d;whk; gUtk; 1.fzpdpAk; ClfKk 1.fzpdpAk; ClfKk ;ehd;fhk;; gUtk; 1. njhy;ypaYk; 1. njhy;ypaYk Rw;WyhtpaYk;; Rw;WyhtpaYk;; M. Phil. Tamil Kjy; gUtk; 1. jkpo; ,yf;fz tuyhW 1. Muha;r;rp mZFKiwfs;; 2. Muha;r;rp mZFKiwfs;; ,uz;lhk; gUtk; 1. ngz;zpaKk; ,yf;fpaKk; 1. ngz;zpaKk; ,yf;fpaKk; 2. ,yf;fpa Nfhl;ghLfSk; jpwdha;Tk;
M. A. English Semester I 1. English for Mass English for Mass Communication Communication Semester II 1. Developing Developing Communication Skill Communication Skill Semester III 1. English Language Teaching English Language Teaching 2. Creative writing Semester IV 1. The post-Colonial Litrature Literature for Social Transformation 2. Literature for Social Transformation M. Sc. Semester I Mathematics Elective: 1 1. Programming with C++ 1. Programming with C++ 2. Projective Geometry 3. Discrete Mathematics Semester II Elective: 2 1. Programming with C++ and 1. Programming with C++ and MS- MS-Office – Practical Office – Practical 2. Combinatorial Mathematics 3. Stochastic Process Semester IV Elective: 3 1. Graph Theory 1. Graph Theory 2. Partial Differential Equations 3. Advanced Topology
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 38 M. Phil. Semester II Mathematics 1. Banach Algebra and Spectral Theory 2. Harmonic Analysis 3. Differentiable Manifolds 4. Advanced Graph Theory 1. Advanced Graph Theory 5. Stochastic Modeling 6. Computational Fluid Dynamics 7. Wavelets M.Sc. Physics Semester I Elective: 1 1. Renewable energy Sources 1. Renewable energy Sources 2. Optoelectronics and Lasers
Semester II Elective: 2 1. Non Linear Dynamics and Chaos 1. Communication Electronics 2. Communication Electronics Semester IV Elective: 4 1. Material Science 1. Material Science 2. Physics of Nano Materials M. Phil. Semester II Physics Electives: 1 1. Material Science 1. Material Science 2. Physical Properties of Materials 3. Nano Materials 2. Nano Materials
M.Sc.Computer Semester I Science Electives: 1 1. Distributed Operating 1. Distributed Operating System System 2. Advanced Computer Network 3. Microprocessor and Micro controller Semester II Electives: 2 1. Data Mining 2. Network Security and 1. Data mining Cryptography 3. Embedded System
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 39 Semester III 1. Multimedia System 2. Cloud Computing 3. Software Testing 1. Software Testing M. Com. Semester I Electives: 1 1. Retail Management 1. Retail Management Semester II Electives: 2 1. Office Automation 1. Office Automation M.Sc. Bio- Semester IV Technology Elective 1. Industrial Bio-Technology 2. Stem Cell Biology 1. Stem Cell Biology
Table 1.5 List of Elective Subjects and Skill based Subjects (U.G.Programmes )
Programme Non Major Elective Subjects Skill based Subjects Offered by the Opted by the Offered by the Opted by the University Institutions University Institutions B.A. Tamil %d;whk;;; gUtk; %d;whk;;; gUtk; ,e;jpahtpy; ,e;jpahtpy; ,jopay; my;yJ ,jopay; my;yJ ,e;jpa ,e;jpa Rw;Wyhtpay; Rw;Wyhtpay; tpLjiy tpLjiy ,af;fq;fs; ,af;fq;fs; Ie;jhk;;;;; gUtk; 1. Soft Skills Enhancement 2. Effective Communication 3. Personality 1. Personality Development Development B. A.English Semester III Semester III
1.Introduction to 1. Introduction 1. Introduction to 1.Introduction to Computers to Computers Phonetics Phonetics Semester IV Semester V 1.Computer 1. Computer 1. Soft Skills Basic Basic Enhancement Programme Programme 2. Effective Design Design Communication 3. Personality 1.Personality Development Development
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 40 B. Sc. Semester III Semester III Mathematics 1. Mathematical 1. Mathematical 1. Application of 1.Application of Techniques for Techniques for Differential Differential social Sciences social Sciences Equation Equation Semester IV Semester IV 1. Mathematical 1. Mathematica 1. Numerical 1.Numerical models(O.R) l models(O.R) Methods Methods B.Sc. Semester III Semester III Physics 1.Introduction to 1. Introduction 1. Maintenance of 1.Maintenance of Computers to Computers Electric Equipment Electric 2.Programming 2. Applied Equipment in C Physics Numerical Physics Semester IV Semester IV 1. Basic 1. Maintenance of 1.Maintenance of Programme Electronic Electronic Design 1. Basic Equipment Equipment 2. C++ Programme 2. Physics for Programming Design Competitive examinations Semester V 1. Personality 1.Personality Development Development 2. Effective Communication B.Sc. Semester III Semester III Chemistry 1. Water 1. Water 1. Agro chemistry 1. Agro Management Management 2. Food Chemistry chemistry 2. Food 2. Food Semester IV Chemistry Chemistry 1.Chromatography 1.Chromatography 2.Dairy Chemistry Semester IV Semester V 1. Clinical 1. Clinical 1. Effective Chemistry Chemistry Communication 2. Applied 2. Applied 2. Personality 1. Personality Chemistry Chemistry Development Development B.Sc. Semester III Semester III Zoology 1. Nutrition Bio- 1. Home 1. Home Technology Aquarium Aquarium 2. Vector 1. Vector 2. Nutrition and BorneDiseases Borne Diseases Dietics Semester IV Semester IV 1. Genetic 1. Genetic 1. Biophysics and diseases diseases Bioinstrumentation 1.Cancer Biology 2.Vermitechnology 1. Vermitechnology
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 41 B.Sc. Semester IV Semester IV Computer 1. Introduction 1. PC Trouble Science to Computers shooting 2. NME- 1. NME- 2. Dream Viewer 1. Dream viewer Energy Physics Energy Physics Semester IV 1. Basic 1. Basic - - program design program design 2. C++ programming B. Sc. Bio- Semester III Semester III Technology 1. Bee Keeping 1. Bee Keeping 1. Industrial Bio- 1. Industrial Bio- Technology Technology 2. Clinical Biochemistry Semester IV Semester IV 1. Public 1. Public 1. Floriculture 1. Vermi- Health And Health And 2. Vermi- Technology and Hygiene Hygiene Technology and Mushroom Mushroom Culture Culture Semester V 1. Personality 1. Personality Development Development 2. Effective Communication B. Com. Semester III Semester III 1. Introduction 1.Introduction to 1. Business 1. Business to computers computers Communication Communication Semester IV Semester IV 1. Basic 1. Basic 1. Career Planning 1. Career Planning Programming Programming 2. Personality 2. Personality Design Design Development Development B. B. A. Semester III Semester III Semester III Semester III 1. Consumer 1. Consumer 1. Managerial 1. Managerial Awareness Awareness Skill Development Skill Development Semester IV Semester IV Semester IV Semester IV 1. Financial 1. Financial 1. Banking 1. Banking Accounting Accounting Practice Practice Semester V Semester V 1. Personality 1. Personality Development Development
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 42 Table 1.6 List of Non Major Electives
Programme Non-Major Electives B. A. 1. ,e;jpahtpy; ,e;jpa tpLjiy Tamil ,af;fq;fs; B. A. 1. Introduction to Computers English 2. Computer Basic Programme Design B. Sc. 1. Mathematical Techniques for Mathematics social Sciences 2. Mathematical models(O.R) B. Sc. 1. Introduction to Computers Physics 2. Programming in C 3. Basic Programme Design 4. C++ Programming B.Sc. 1. Water Management Chemistry 2. Food Chemistry 3. Clinical Chemistry 4. Applied Chemistry B.Sc. 1. Introduction to Computers Computer Science 2. NME-Energy Physics 3. Basic Program Design 4. C++ Programming B. Sc. 1. Bee Keeping Bio Technology 2. Public Health And Hygiene B. Com 1. Introduction to computers 2. Basic Programming Design
1.2.4 Does the Institution offer self-financed programmes? If 'yes' list them and indicate how they differ from other programmes, with reference to admission, curriculum, fee structure, teacher qualifications, salary etc.
As the Institution is self-financed, all the programmes offered in our Institution are self financed which include 10 UG Programmes, 8 PG Programmes and 5 M.Phil. Programmes.
Table 1.7 List of Courses and Year of Commencement
Sl. No. Programmes Year U.G. Programmes 1. B.Sc. Mathematics 1987-1988 2. B.Com 1987-1988 3. B.Sc. Physics 1988-1989
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 43 4. B.Sc. Chemistry 1989-1990 5. B.Sc. Computer Science 1992-1993 6. B.B.A. 2006-2007 7. B.Sc. Bio-Technology 2006-2007 8. B.A. English 2009-2010 9. B.A. Tamil 2013-2014 10. B.Sc. Zoology 2013-2014 P.G. Programmes 1. M.Sc. Chemistry 1993-1994 2. M.A. English 2007-2008 3. M.Sc. Bio-Technology 2008-2009 4. M.Sc. Mathematics 2010-2011 5. M.Sc. Physics 2011-2012 6. M.Sc. Computer Science 2013-2014 7. M.Com. 2013-2014 8. M.A. Tamil 2014-2015 M.Phil. Programmes 1. M.Phil. Commerce 2013-2014 2. M.Phil. Mathematics 2014-2015 3. M.Phil. Physics 2014-2015 4. M.Phil. Chemistry 2014-2015 5. M.Phil. Tamil 2015-2016
1.2.5 Does the College provide additional skill oriented programmes, relevant to regional and global employment markets? If 'yes' provide details of such programmes and the beneficiaries.
Additional skill oriented programmes, relevant to regional and global employment markets. • Skill based subjects provided under University curriculum o ,jopay; my;yJ Rw;Wyhtpay; o MSik Nkk;ghL o Introduction to Phonetics o Effective Communication o Soft Skills Enhancement o Maintenance of Electric Equipment o Maintenance of Electronic Equipment o Personality Development o Agro chemistry o Chromatography o Home Aquarium o Vermi-technology o Dream viewer o Industrial Bio-Technology
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 44 o Vermi-Technology And Mushroom Culture o Business Communication o Career Planning o Managerial Skill Development o Banking Practice • Programmes by the institution o Placement Training Programmes . Interview Techniques/Group Discussions . Employability and Life skill classes . Coaching Classes for Bank Tests/TNPSC/Written Tests . Career guidance programmes by Placement Cell and Departments. . Motivational Programmes by Placement Cell. . Career guidance for SC/ ST or economically weak sections. . Spoken English Classes. . Computer Education Classes. o Guest lectures by Resource persons.
1.2.6 Does the University provide for the flexibility of combining the conventional face-to-face and Distance Mode of Education for students to choose the course/combination of their choice? If 'yes', how does the institution take advantage of such provision for the benefit of students?
Yes.
1.3 Curriculum Enrichment
1.3.1 Describe the efforts made by the institution to supplement the University's Curriculum to ensure that the academic programmes and institution's goals and objectives are integrated.
The curriculum framed by the University is supplemented in such a way that supplementation of curriculum incorporates the Vision and Mission statement of the Institution by providing enrichment programmes and add-on courses. For equipping and grooming the students to find ample placements as well as to make them entrepreneurs on their own, the College introduced the following programmes. Spoken English Knack Arts and Crafts Key Board Tailoring
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 45 Tally M.S. Office DTP Beautician Hindi Class TNPSC Group II & IV/VAO Exam Journalism Departments carry out the following programmes in an effort to supplement the curriculum so that the academic programmes and institution's goals and objectives are integrated. Recent/emerging trends in the subject. Institute industry gap identified and guest lectures by industry people to address the gap. Programmes carried out by Committees, in this regard, are as follows: • Human Values and Development Cell conducts value education programmes • Social Activities for Village Empowerment(SAVE), comprising NSS, YRC, RRC, Consumer Club, Gardening and Campus Cleanliness Cell and Campus improvement and Eco club, carries out extension and outreach programmes that inculcates personal and intellectual integrity in the minds of the students by broad basing education and involving the students in relevant extra- curricular activities. • The activities of the SC/ST cell and the Religious Harmony Cell reflect the inclusive approach of the College and its desire to treat all students equally without any discrimination on the basis of religion, caste, community. o The SC/ST cell carries out programmes to explain the benefits and welfare schemes from Government, reservation in jobs and higher education for SC/ST students. o The Religious Harmony Cell conducts programs on communal harmony by celebrating important days/Festivals • Computer Literacy and Spoken English classes enhance employability opportunities. • Entrepreneurship skill development programmes are conducted by Human Resources and Motivation Cell. • Placement Cell organizes placement training and career guidance programmes. • Competitions and programmes are regularly are regularly organized which help the students bring out their hidden talents and shape their personalities. The Management takes every care in ensuring that the new courses introduced in the College are relevant and required for the upliftment
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 46 and empowerment of the students from this backward region who are all almost first generation graduates if not first generation learners.
1.3.2 What are the efforts made by the institution to enrich and organize the curriculum to enhance the experiences of the students so as to cope with the needs of the dynamic employment market?
The efforts made by the institution to enrich and organize the curriculum to enhance the experiences of the students so as to cope with the needs of the dynamic employment market. • Career guidance and Placement training programmes • In addition, the College conducts the following programmes. o Employability and life skill programmes o Coaching classes for competitive examinations o Entrepreneurial Skill Development Programme o Spoken English o Computer Education o Guest lectures by industry people. • Various skill based subjects and non-major electives introduced by the University in the Curriculum.
1.3.3 Enumerate the efforts made by the institution to integrate the cross cutting issues such as Gender, Climate Change, Environmental Education, Human Rights, ICT etc., into the Curriculum.
Gender Women Cell of our College creates awareness among the students on various issues that affect women. Awareness programmes on health and hygiene related issues concerned with women, women’s rights and legal awareness programmes are conducted. • On 25.07.2014 World Embryology Day was celebrated on behalf of Women’s Cell. Dr. S. Mary Helen, Department of Chemistry, Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam spoke on ‘Ovary and Ovarian Functions’ in the area of Reproductive Biology. • On 09.08.2014, 16.12.2014 and 08.01.2015 Legal Awareness Programme for women by Adv. Jesu Dhas. • Women Cell of Annai Velankanni College collaborated with Democratic Women Association. Chief Guests: Mrs. T. R. Mary, Association Leader (State Level) & MR. Issac Sobana Raj, Department of Chemistry, NMCC, Marthandam- ‘My Choice My Rights’ on 11-12-2014. • Women Cell of Annai Velankanni College arranged a training programme on Arts and Crafts ‘Take Home’ by Sr. Linns & Sr. Tessis of Jothi Nilayam, Palapallam on 08.01.2015.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 47 • International Women’s Day was celebrated on 09.03.2015. Miss. Malarvathi, who won Sahithya Academy Award for her depute Novel Thoopukari (J}g;Gf;fhhp) and Sr. Selvi, Head Mistress, St. Anne’s Primary School, Colachel were the speakers. • Women’s Cell & Women Sexual Harrassment Cell- Gender Sensitization Programme-III UG Girls-Dr. S. Mary Helen: ‘The Uniqueness of being Women’, Mrs. S. S. Sajitha: ‘The Importance of Women’s Education & Character’ on 10.07.2015 • Legal Awareness Programme entitled ‘Practical Knowledge about the Basic Legal Rights & Remedies’ on 03.09.2015 by Adv. Jesu Dhas. • Women’s Health Awareness Programme on 29.01.2016- Chief Guests: Dr. Selva Priya Saravanan spoke on ‘Personal Hygiene & Problems in Fertilization Process’, Mrs. Usha Saba, Social Activist, Inner Wheel Club, Nagercoil spoke on ‘Legal Rights of Women’. Inner Wheel Club, Nagercoil donated teak saplings on the occasion. The teak saplings were planted the same day in the College campus by Inner Wheel Club members. • Legal Awareness Programme for women on 23.02.2016 by Mrs. Porkodi, Advocate, High Court, Madurai • ‘Know Our Body’ by Dr. S. Mary Helen, Department of Chemistry, Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam on 29.02.2016. • Women’s Day celebration on 10.03.2016. Mrs. Deva Vijila, Department of Chemistry, Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil and an alumnus as well as former faculty of Annai Velankanni College was the guest speaker. There was also a debate entitled ‘Women and Media’ in which our women staff members participated. Environmental Education • Department of Bio-Technology organized one day National Symposium on Bio-Technology for sustainable Biodiversity on 7th September 2014. • Department of Bio-Technology organized Plastic Awareness Programme on 13th February 2015 in and around Kamblar Village. • Each Department is allotted an area inside the campus for maintaining and up keeping gardens. • Eco Club of our College organizes awareness programmes and competions. o Survey of plants on 23.06.2012 by Eco Club. o Awareness Programme on ‘Water Resource Management’ on 28.03.2013
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 48 o Seminar on ‘Nature is our Food’ on 28.07.2013 o Poster Presentation Competition in connection with Hiroshima Day 06.08.2014 o Essay Writing Competition in connection with Ozone Day celebration on 16.09.2014 on behalf of Eco Club. o Awareness Programme ‘Organic Farming’ on 10.03.2015 o Installation of Dust bins in Campus on 20.03.2015. o Survey of plants on 05.08.2015 inside the campus by Eco Club. o Awareness Programme ‘Save Environment’ on 01.09.2015 o Drawing Competition on the theme “Let us be Against Nuclear Tests” on 05.09.2015. o Essay Writing Competition in connection with Ozone Day celebration : ‘Save Ozone’ on 16.09.2015 ICT • The College conducts Certificate Courses in Tally and M.S.Office in collaboration with CSC, Mondaymarket. • As part of University curriculum, the following papers are taught to the non-Computer Science students. o Programming with C++ Theory and Practicals and MS- Office Practicals for the M.Sc Mathematics students. o Introduction to Computers and Computer Basic Programme Design for the B.A English students. o Introduction to Computers, Programming in C and Basic Programme Design for B.Sc Physics students o Introduction to computers and Basic Programming Design for B.Com students.
1.3.4.What are the various value - added courses/enrichment programmes offered to ensure holistic development of students? • Moral and Ethical Values • Employable and life skills • Better career options • Community orientation Moral and Ethical Values • Human Values Development Cell organizes Value Education Programmes. • Over the years, the College has been arranging Value Education Programmes for the Teaching staff as well as students. Employable and life skills • Employability Skills o Interview Techniques o Group Discussions o Resume writing
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 49 o Quantitative Aptitude o Job Skills o Spoken English o Certificate Courses in Tally and MS Office o ‘Placement Guide’ by Placement Cell • Life Skills o Human Values o Self Management o Vision o Goal Setting o Leadership Qualities o Team Building o Time Management Better career options The Placement Cell of the institution helps the students to identify better career options by conducting various career guidance and placement training programmes. The Cell organizes coaching classes for competitive exams, motivational programmes, placement training programmes and mock tests. Community orientation Social Activities for Village Empowerment (SAVE), comprising NSS, YRC, RRC, Consumer Club, Gardening and Campus Cleanliness Cell and Campus improvement and Eco club carries out extension/outreach programmes, in such a way that the programmes help materializing the objectives of the College by inculcating qualities such as personal honesty, intellectual integrity and ability to take responsibility among the students and make the students socially oriented. Personality development In the curriculum itself ‘Personality Development’ is included as a subject of study. Guest Lectures also arranged on the subject. Responsibilities given to the students at the College and Department levels, such as, Class representatives and Team Leaders contribute to the development of leadership qualities among the students. 1.3.5.Citing a few examples enumerate on the extent of use of the feedback from stakeholders in enriching the curriculum.
Feedback on curriculum is obtained from students, teachers and subject experts. Feedback is analyzed at Department level and if the Department feels that there is a need, the Department sends suggestions for improvements to the University. Examples: • Department of Computer Science has made the suggestion to the University regarding curriculum development. In the M. Sc.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 50 Computer Science programme, in the IV semester the students have only project works. The Department has made the representation to the University to include a theory paper in the IV semester in addition to the Project works. The Department of Bio-Technology plays an important role in updating syllabi and making them more relevant to the society and industry. The feedback of the students, academic experts and employers about the syllabus is obtained, analyzed and represented to the university in the Board of Studies meetings. For instance a paper Bioinformatics and Biophysics was changed as Applied Bioinformatics, Project was shifted from third semester to fourth semester and the Group project was changed into individual project in the syllabus of PG Bio- Technology. During the last revision it was represented by the Member of the Board of Studies and the changes were included in the syllabus. Department of Zoology, Department of Tamil, Department of Commerce and Department of Business Administration also sent suggestions to the university regarding curriculum change.
1.3.6. How does the Institution monitor and evaluate the quality of its enrichment programmes?
Monitoring and evaluation of quality of its enrichment programme • Attendance is taken for the add-on courses. There is a staff in- charge for each course. There is an overall coordinator for all courses. There are periodical tests. • Feedback obtained. o Analysis of feedback. o Suggestions for improvements made to the Principal on the basis of feedback analysis
1.4 Feedback System
1.4.1 What are the contributions of the institution in the design development of the curriculum prepared by the University?
Members of our faculty, serving as Members of Board of Studies contribute to the development of curriculum by the University. Members of our faculty serving as Members of Senate, make suggestions. Based on the feedback obtained from the students, the Departments make suggestions to the University with regard to development of the curriculum prepared by the University. The Departments make these
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 51 suggestions to the University through the Head of the Department/ Member of Board of Studies.
1.4.2 Is there a formal mechanism to obtain feedback from students and stakeholders on curriculum? If ‘yes’, how is it communicated to University and made use internally for curriculum enrichment and introducing changes / new programmes?
Yes. Feedback on curriculum is obtained from students, teachers and subject experts. Feedback is analyzed at Department level and if the Department felt that there is need, the Department sends suggestions for improvements to the University.
1.4.3 How many new programmes/courses were introduced by the institution during the last four years? What was the rationale for introducing new courses/programmes?
In the academic year 2011-2012, M.Sc. Physics programme was introduced. In the academic year 2013-2014 B.A. Tamil, B.Sc. Zoology, M.Sc. Computer Science, M. Com., M.Phil Commerce programmes were introduced. In the academic year 2014-2015, M.A. Tamil, M.Phil Mathematics, M.Phil Physics, M. Phil Chemistry programmes were introduced. In the academic year 2015-2016 M.Phil Tamil programme was introduced.
Any other relevant information regarding curricular aspects which the College would like to include.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 52 CRITERION II
TEACHING - LEARNING AND EVALUATION
2.1 Student Enrolment and Profile
2.1.1 How does the College ensure publicity and transparency in the admission process?
Publicity in the admission process • Before the commencement of the new academic year the prospectus is made available to the prospective students. All relevant information regarding the admission procedure, infrastructure, fee details and various activities of the College are conveyed through the prospectus. • The College has its own website from where stakeholders can gather information about the College. • Advertisements in the local newspapers are also helpful during admission. • Billboards are displayed at strategic points inside the campus and at nearby important places around the College. • Distributing the prospectus and handbills through the local news agents by attaching them with the local news papers. Transparency in the Admission process • To ensure transparency in the admission process, the admission process is carried out through an Admission Committee which consists of the Principal and two senior faculty members. Two faculty members from each Department assist the Admission Committee during the admission process.
2.1.2 Explain in detail the criteria adopted and process of admission (Ex. (i) merit (ii) common admission test conducted by state agencies and national agencies (iii) combination of merit and entrance test or merit, entrance test and interview (iv) any other) to various programmes of the Institution.
The College offers undergraduate, postgraduate courses and pre research programmes. The date of sale of application forms/prospectus is notified on the notice board. Application forms can be bought from office and on the spot enquiries are attended to by the Admission Committee. Selection of students to the course is based on merit cum means basis.
2.1.3 Give the minimum and maximum percentage of marks for admission at entry level for each of the programmes offered by the
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 53 College and provide a comparison with other Colleges of the affiliating University within the city/district. Table 2.1 Minimum and Maximum Percentage of Marks for Admission for the year 2011-2012
Programme 2011-2012 No. of Min. % Max. % Students Admitted B. A. English 70 49.3 76.3 B. Sc. Mathematics 56 52 79 B. Sc. Physics 44 40 85 B. Sc. Chemistry 44 44.5 72.3 B. Sc. Computer Science 42 48.9 79.5 B. Sc. Bio-Technology 12 45 91 B. B. A. 58 42.3 78.6 B. Com. 64 41 82 M. A. English 23 66.3 76.4 M. Sc. Mathematics 25 69 89 M. Sc. Physics 18 60 75 M. Sc. Chemistry 25 58.6 84.6 M. Sc. Bio-Technology 20 62.9 82.7 M. Com. 25 53 74
Table 2.2 Minimum and Maximum Percentage of Marks for Admission for the year 2012-2013 Programme 2012-2013 No. of Min. % Max. % Students Admitted B. A. English 64 37.5 80.5 B. Sc. Mathematics 48 46 82 B. Sc. Physics 48 40 90 B. Sc. Chemistry 48 44 81.6 B. Sc. Computer Science 47 44 82 B. Sc. Bio-Technology 9 45.5 92 B. B. A. 54 45 83.3 B. Com. 62 43 79 M. A. English 25 50 69 M. Sc. Mathematics 25 58 88 M. Sc. Physics 25 57 79 M. Sc. Chemistry 25 59 83 M. Sc. Bio-Technology 20 66.1 81.7 M. Com. 22 57 76
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 54 Table 2.3 Minimum and Maximum Percentage of Marks for Admission for the year 2013-2014
Programme 2013-2014 No. of Min. % Max. % Students Admitted B. A. Tamil 47 41.7 82 B. A. English 64 48.4 78 B. Sc. Mathematics 48 56.6 84.3 B. Sc. Physics 48 40 90.5 B. Sc. Chemistry 48 47 82.5 B. Sc. Computer Science 48 44 76 B. Sc. Zoology 26 42 72.5 B. B. A. 54 42.4 82 B. Com. 63 39 78.3 M. A. English 25 50.7 69.5 M. Sc. Mathematics 25 56 87.8 M. Sc. Physics 25 60 78.3 M. Sc. Chemistry 25 57 94.7 M. Sc. Computer Science 20 55 87 M. Sc. Bio-Technology 15 64.9 85.6 M. Com. 13 53 75 M. Phil. Commerce 10 64.2 78
Table 2.4 Minimum and Maximum Percentage of Marks for Admission for the year 2014-2015
Programme 2014-2015 No. of Min. % Max. % Students Admitted B. A. Tamil 63 30.9 74.8 B. A. English 64 52.2 82.2 B. Sc. Mathematics 48 45 89 B. Sc. Physics 48 40 85 B. Sc. Chemistry 48 47.3 84 B. Sc. Computer Science 48 48.9 72.5 B. Sc. Bio-Technology 25 45 91 B. B. A. 54 42.8 78 B. Com. 64 40 80 M. A. Tamil 11 51.3 91.3 M. A. English 30 43.7 71.8
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 55 M. Sc. Mathematics 25 59 88 M. Sc. Physics 25 59 70.6 M. Sc. Chemistry 25 64.5 91.3 M. Sc. Computer Science 19 61 86.8 M. Sc. Bio-Technology 16 66.4 70.6 M. Com. 19 57 78 M. Phil. Mathematics 10 65 86 M. Phil. Physics 5 55 74 M. Phil. Chemistry 10 58 79 M. Phil. Commerce 7 60.7 72.6
Table 2.5 Minimum and Maximum Percentage of Marks for Admission for the year 2015-2016
Programme 2015-2016 No. of Min. % Max. % Students Admitted B. A. Tamil 39 40.9 77.3 B. A. English 64 55.3 84 B. Sc. Mathematics 48 53.9 92 B. Sc. Physics 48 42 87 B. Sc. Chemistry 48 44 87 B. Sc. Computer Science 48 46 90 B. Sc. Bio-Technology 30 45 77.6 B. Sc. Zoology 31 42.5 72 B. B. A. 34 42 81 B. Com. 64 41 85 M. A. Tamil 11 49.2 72.5 M. A. English 30 51.3 71 M. Sc. Mathematics 25 60.2 85 M. Sc. Physics 25 60 71 M. Sc. Chemistry 25 68 80 M. Sc. Computer Science 14 63 86 M. Sc. Bio-Technology 12 65.3 81.3 M. Com. 23 53 73 M. Phil. Tamil 10 55.3 76.1 M. Phil. Mathematics 10 61 91 M. Phil. Physics 5 59 73 M. Phil. Chemistry 4 71.9 62.5 M. Phil. Commerce 7 60 75
2.1.4 Is there a mechanism in the institution to review the admission process and student profiles annually? If ‘yes’ what is the
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 56 outcome of such an effort and how has it contributed to the improvement of the process?
Yes. The Staff Council reviews the admission process and suggests measures to the Management and the Principal. Student Profile is maintained in the respective Departments by the Class in-charges. Student Profile includes details like community, religion and caste, occupation and annual income of parents, differently abled or not, internal marks, semester exam results, etc.
2.1.5 Reflecting on the strategies adopted to increase/improve access for following categories of students, enumerate on how the admission policy of the institution and its student profiles demonstrate/reflect the National commitment to diversity and inclusion • SC/ST • OBC • Women • Differently abled • Economically weaker sections • Minority community • Any other
As the locality in which the College is situated is predominantly inhabited by OBC, Economically weaker sections and the Minority community people, naturally their proportion among the students is very large in number. Preference in admission is given to students from the locality. Preference in admission is always given to differently-abled students and SC/ST students. Since its inception, the women students continue to outnumber men students and the percentage of women getting admitted to the courses keep on increasing every year.
2.1.6 Provide the following details for various programmes offered by the institution during the last four years and comment on the trends. i.e. reasons or increase / decrease and actions initiated for improvement.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 57 Table 2.6 List of Sanctioned Strength, No. of applications, No. of students admitted and Demand Ratio of the institution during the year 2011-2012
2011-2012 Programmes Sanctioned No. of No. of Demand Strength applications students Ratio admitted B.A. Tamil 64 - - - B.A. English 70 176 70 1:2.51 B.Sc. Mathematics 56 91 56 1:1.63 B.Sc. Physics 48 64 44 1:1.33 B.Sc. Chemistry 48 75 44 1:1.56 B.Sc. Computer 48 64 42 1:1.33 Science B.Sc. Bio- 35 17 12 1:0.49 Technology B.Sc. Zoology 48 - - - B.B.A. 64 87 58 1:1.36 B.Com. 64 101 64 1:1.58 M.A. Tamil 30 - - - M.A. English 25 34 23 1:1.36 M.Sc. Mathematics 25 43 25 1:1.72 M.Sc. Physics 25 18 18 1:0.72 M.Sc. Chemistry 25 48 25 1:1.92 M.Sc. Computer 25 - - - Science M.Sc. Bio- 20 30 20 1:1.5 Technology M.Com. 25 52 25 1:2.08 M.Phil. Tamil 10 - - - M.Phil. 10 - - - Mathematics M.Phil. Physics 5 - - - M.Phil.Chemistry 10 - - - M.Phil. Commerce 10 - - -
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 58 Table 2.7 List of Sanctioned Strength, No. of applications, No. of students admitted and Demand Ratio of the institution during the year 2012-2013
2012-2013 Programmes Sanctioned No. of No. of Demand Strength applications students Ratio admitted B.A. Tamil 64 - - - B.A. English 64 160 64 1:2.5 B.Sc. Mathematics 48 88 48 1:1.83 B.Sc. Physics 48 74 48 1:1.54 B.Sc. Chemistry 48 57 48 1:1.19 B.Sc. Computer 48 50 47 1:1.04 Science B.Sc. Bio- 35 21 9 1:0.6 Technology B.Sc. Zoology 48 - - - B.B.A. 64 90 54 1:1.41 B.Com. 64 84 62 1:1.31 M.A. Tamil 30 - - - M.A. English 25 43 25 1:1.72 M.Sc. Mathematics 25 47 25 1:1.88 M.Sc. Physics 25 57 25 1:2.28 M.Sc. Chemistry 25 46 25 1:1.84 M.Sc. Computer 25 - - - Science M.Sc. Bio- 20 23 20 1:1.15 Technology M.Com. 25 40 22 1:1.6 M.Phil. Tamil 10 - - - M.Phil. 10 - - - Mathematics M.Phil. Physics 5 - - - M.Phil. Chemistry 10 - - - M.Phil. Commerce 10 - - -
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 59 Table 2.8 List of Sanctioned Strength, No. of applications, No. of students admitted and Demand Ratio of the institution during the year 2013-2014
2013-2014 Programmes Sanctioned No. of No. of Demand Strength applications students Ratio admitted B.A. Tamil 64 57 47 1:0.89 B.A. English 64 173 64 1:2.7 B.Sc. Mathematics 48 90 48 1:1.88 B.Sc. Physics 48 58 48 1:1.21 B.Sc. Chemistry 48 62 48 1:1.29 B.Sc. Computer 48 68 48 1:1.42 Science B.Sc. Bio- 35 - - - Technology B.Sc. Zoology 26 51 26 1:1.96 B.B.A. 64 71 54 1:1.11 B.Com. 64 83 63 1:1.3 M.A. Tamil 30 - - - M.A. English 25 59 25 1:2.36 M.Sc. Mathematics 25 46 25 1:1.84 M.Sc. Physics 25 43 25 1:1.72 M.Sc. Chemistry 25 57 25 1:2.28 M.Sc. Computer 25 34 20 1:1.36 Science M.Sc. Bio- 20 18 15 1:0.9 Technology M.Com. 25 17 13 1:0.68 M.Phil. Tamil 10 - - - M.Phil. Mathematics 10 - - - M.Phil. Physics 5 - - - M.Phil. Chemistry 10 - - - M.Phil. Commerce 10 13 10 1:1.3
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 60 Table 2.9 List of Sanctioned Strength, No. of applications, No. of students admitted and Demand Ratio of the institution during the year 2014-2015
2014-2015 Programmes Sanctioned No. of No. of Demand Strength applications students Ratio admitted B.A. Tamil 64 86 63 1:1.34 B.A. English 64 145 64 1:2.27 B.Sc. Mathematics 48 99 48 1:2.06 B.Sc. Physics 48 75 48 1:1.56 B.Sc. Chemistry 48 63 48 1:1.31 B.Sc. Computer 48 65 48 1:1.35 Science B.Sc. Bio- 35 35 25 1:1 Technology B.Sc. Zoology 48 - - - B.B.A. 64 94 54 1:1.47 B.Com. 64 83 64 1:1.3 M.A. Tamil 30 17 11 1:0.57 M.A. English 30 60 30 1:2 M.Sc. Mathematics 25 58 25 1:2.32 M.Sc. Physics 25 45 25 1:1.8 M.Sc. Chemistry 25 47 25 1:1.88 M.Sc. Computer 25 26 19 1:1.04 Science M.Sc. Bio- 20 21 16 1:1.05 Technology M.Com. 25 26 19 1:1.04 M.Phil. Tamil 10 - - - M.Phil. Mathematics 10 32 10 1:3.2 M.Phil. Physics 5 8 5 1:1.6 M.Phil. Chemistry 10 12 10 1:1.2 M.Phil. Commerce 10 11 7 1:1.1
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 61 Table 2.10 List of Sanctioned Strength, No. of applications, No. of students admitted and Demand Ratio of the institution during the year 2015-2016
2015-2016 Programmes Sanctioned No. of No. of Demand Strength applications students Ratio admitted B.A. Tamil 64 42 39 1:0.66 B.A. English 64 190 64 1:2.97 B.Sc. Mathematics 48 129 48 1:2.69 B.Sc. Physics 48 73 48 1:1.52 B.Sc. Chemistry 48 63 48 1:1.31 B.Sc. Computer 48 73 48 1:1.52 Science B.Sc. Bio- 35 30 30 1:0.86 Technology B.Sc. Zoology 48 42 31 1:0.88 B.B.A. 64 44 34 1:0.69 B.Com. 64 88 64 1:1.38 M.A. Tamil 30 16 11 1:0.53 M.A. English 30 88 30 1:2.93 M.Sc. Mathematics 25 53 25 1:2.12 M.Sc. Physics 25 42 25 1:1.68 M.Sc. Chemistry 25 51 25 1:2.04 M.Sc. Computer 25 24 14 1:0.96 Science M.Sc. Bio- 20 19 12 1:0.95 Technology M.Com. 25 30 23 1:1.2 M.Phil. Tamil 10 16 10 1:1.6 M.Phil. Mathematics 10 21 10 1:2.1 M.Phil. Physics 5 6 5 1:1.2 M.Phil. Chemistry 10 9 4 1:0.9 M.Phil. Commerce 10 10 7 1:1
2.2 Catering to Student Diversity
2.2.1 How does the institution cater to the needs of differently- abled students and ensure adherence to government policies in this regard? Differently abled students are identified and proper individual care is given to them by the faculty members and the fellow students.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 62 The institution ensures the adherence to government policies with regard to differently abled students by • Arranging scribes for the University examinations for students having vision and functional disabilities. • Assisting them to avail government scholarship. • Ramp facilities available in all Blocks. • Allotment of examination halls for differently abled students in the ground floor.
2.2.2 Does the institution assess the students’ needs in terms of knowledge and skills before the commencement of the programme? If ‘yes’, give details on the process.
All our students hail from rural and backward region in and around the College. Almost all of them are first generation graduates, if not first generation learners. Any particular class room is predominantly occupied by slow learners and below average students rather than above average and advanced learners. Every Department conducts entry level test at the commencement of the programme in the major subject. Marks scored at the entry level test and the score at XII std form the basis for assessing the students’ needs in terms of knowledge and skills before the commencement of the programme. Details on the process of assessing students’ needs. • Based on their score in XII std • Marks scored at the Entry level test • Grasping power of the students, as identified by teachers in the class room • Students’ performance in class tests
2.2.3 What are the strategies adopted by the institution to bridge the knowledge gap of the enrolled students (Bridge/Remedial/ Add- on/Enrichment Courses, etc.) to enable them to cope with the programme of their choice?
Bridge/Remedial courses • Spoken English classes and Computer literacy classes are conducted for the freshers as part of Bridge course before the commencement of the course • Slow learners are identified and remedial classes are conducted for them. • Class in-charges monitor the progress of the slow learners in their studies. • Class in-charges/Subject staff counsels the slow learners to make improvement in their studies.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 63 Enrichment programmes • Computer courses so as to enhance the computer literacy of the students. • Spoken English classes are arranged to the students by the Spoken English Cell. • Departments organize guest lectures in areas related to their subject of study. • Career guidance programmes including coaching classes for competitive exams are organized by Placement Cell.
2.2.4 How does the College sensitize its staff and students on issues such as gender, inclusion, environment etc.?
Gender Women’s Cell and Women’s Sexual Harrasment and Redressal Cell arrange awareness programmes on gender issues. Various programmes organised are listed under Gender in 1.3.3. • Vide 1.3.3 Inclusion The institution is committed to treat all students equally without any discrimination on the basis of religion, caste and community as evident from its Vision and Mission statement and the institution’s admission policy. There is a Religious Harmony Cell functioning in the institution and it sensitizes the students on issues such as Religious/Communal Harmony by organizing programmes for the students. Environment Gardening and Campus Cleanliness Cell and Campus Improvement and Eco club of the College work towards a eco friendly campus and organizes programmes creating awareness among staff and students on environment related issues. Various programmes organised are listed under Environmental Education in 1.3.3. • Vide 1.3.3
2.2.5 How does the institution identify and respond to special educational/learning needs of advanced learners?
Identification of advanced learners The advanced learners are identified based on the performance in entry level test, performance of the students in internal assessment tests and the interaction of the Class in-charges/ faculty with students. The advanced learners are identified and encouraged to achieve a higher degree of excellence through the Academic Brilliance Cell. Encouraging them in participation and presentation of papers in various seminars/conferences, attending workshops, writing home assignments
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 64 and taking part in intra and inter-collegiate competitions. They are given special attention and encouragement by the faculty members. The meritorious students, who are economically weaker, are given financial assistance by the Management and the Students welfare fund. Response of the institution The institution responds to the learning needs of the advanced learners by encouraging the students to secure high marks and fetch University ranks. Motivating to appear in competitive examinations. Encouraging the students to use internet facility in the College through computer centre. Encouraging the students to use the library to update their subject knowledge. Helping them to subscribe ‘The Hindu newspaper’ at concession rate and motivating them to read it to keep their knowledge up-to-date.
2.2.6 How does the institute collect, analyze and use the data and information on the academic performance (through the programme duration) of the students at risk of drop out (students from the disadvantaged sections of society, physically challenged, slow learners, economically weaker sections etc. who may discontinue their studies if some sort of support is not provided)?
The Class in-charge keeps track of our students’ academic performance, regularity to classes, interest or lack of interest in studies, class room behavior and is in regular touch with the students and therefore the Class in-charge is in a better position to spot those students who are at risk of drop out. Also it is the responsibility of the Class in- charge to pay special attention to those students who are from the disadvantaged sections of society, physically challenged, slow learners, economically weaker sections etc., who are naturally at a greater risk of getting dropped out if some sort of support is not provided. When a Class in-charge finds a student who is irregular to classes and is indifferent to studies, and if the Class in-charge has sufficient reason to believe that the student is on the verge of discontinuing studies, he brings it to the notice of the Head of the Department and with the knowledge of the Head of the Department, he refers the student to the Principal or Counselling cell or the Student Welfare Fund depending upon the necessity. If the reason is his inability to cope with the studies, then the Department itself takes efforts to help.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 65 2.3 Teaching-Learning Process
2.3.1 How does the College plan and organise the teaching, learning and evaluation schedules? (Academic calendar, teaching plan, evaluation blue print, etc.)
The Handbook Committee in consultation with the Principal prepares the academic calendar. Reopening date, commencing of classes for the freshers, working days, holidays, date of commencement of internal tests, model tests and the last working day for each semester are scheduled and printed in the calendar. A copy of it is issued to all the students and the staff members. Dates specified in the plan are rarely changed and teachers are expected to strictly adhere to them in finishing their teaching, revision and evaluation exercises. All the faculty members are required to prepare a course file spread over five units and topics of the prescribed syllabus. The course file reflects what the faculty is planning to do for the current semester. Each and every theory paper is divided into five units. Teaching schedules are accordingly planned so as to complete each unit in the allotted hours. The course file contains the contents to the covered, the kinds of teaching aids and tools to be used inside the class room. The teaching plan is submitted to the Principal also. As per the University norms, there are three internal tests. And there is a model test at the end of the semester. The Examination Cell conducts these tests on the dates mentioned in the Handbook as per the directions of the Principal. The distribution of the marks for the internals, the externals, projects and practicals appear in the College Handbook. Apart from these the faculty members conduct class tests.
2.3.2 How does IQAC contribute to improve the teaching-learning process? List of activities organized by the IQAC contributing to improve the teaching-learning process. • Vide Nos. 1,2,8,10,12,13,16,21,22,23 of Annexure I.
2.3.3 How is learning made more student-centric? Give details on the support structures and systems available for teachers to develop skills like interactive learning, collaborative learning and independent learning among the students?
Learning is made student-centric in the following ways • Assignments • Seminars • Projects, Mini Projects • Practical classes
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 66 • Group discussions • Case studies • Educational Field Trips/ Visits to Research Laboratories and Research Institutes • Screening of documentary films • Displaying models and charts • Quizzes • Question- Answer sessions • Home Works • Encouragement to take part and present papers in Seminars/Conferences • Question Banks To make learning student-centric, the College provides support to the staff in the following ways. • Ensures that the College works all ninety working days and all days are completely utilized. • Library resources/ e-resources • Net connectivity • Conducts orientation Programmes for the staff.
2.3.4 How does the institution nurture critical thinking, creativity and scientific temper among the students to transform them into life- long learners and innovators?
Project works to the final year UG, PG and M.Phil students Science Exhibition Neo Navigation Contribution to College magazine Contribution to Department magazine Display of wall magazines Campus Radio Regular literary competitions provide them opportunity to develop reading habit. Quizzes, Debates Group Discussions Paper presentation and poster presentation Workshops/seminars/Conference Field and industrial visits Visiting research organisations Subject models Mini projects Inter/Intra Departmental competitions Awareness programmes Orientation programmes
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 67 2.3.5 What are the technologies and facilities available and used by the faculty for effective teaching? Eg: Virtual laboratories, e- learning - resources from National Programme on Technology Enhanced Learning (NPTEL) and National Mission on Education through Information and Communication Technology (NME-ICT), open educational resources, mobile education, etc.
NPTEL Chapter was established in the College during the academic year 2015-2016. NPTEL Chapter encourages students to enroll for the online courses, helps them download study materials, hall ticket and facilitate video conferencing classes. An orientation programme for the students on NPTEL online courses on 15. 02. 2016 by Mr.C.I.Rajesh, Assistant Professor, Department of English & SPOC- NPTEL Chapter, Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam.
2.3.6 How are the students and faculty exposed to advanced level of knowledge and skills (blended learning, expert lectures, seminars, workshops etc.)?
Staff members and students are encouraged to participate and present papers in seminars, symposiums, conferences All Departments organize seminars, workshops and guest lecturers Eminent scientists are invited Visit to Research laboratories and institutes Faculty members publish research papers in the refereed nationals and international reputed journals. Library resources and internet facilities are used by both the staff members and the students Organizing orientation/awareness programmes for staff and students The details of the seminars and conferences organized in our College and attended by our College teachers from 2011 to 2016 are given below: Table 2.11 Seminars and Conferences organized the College from 2011-2016 Academic Number of Number of year Seminars/Workshops/Conferences Seminars/Workshops/Conferences conducted in our College attended by faculty in other institutes 2011-2012 4 22 2012-2013 5 27 2013-2014 8 21 2014-2015 14 44 2015-2016 17 33
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 68 2.3.7 Detail (process and the number of students \benefitted) on the academic, personal and psycho-social support and guidance services (professional counseling/mentoring/academic advise) provided to students?
As a Class in-charge interacts with students individually at personal level, when he comes across students with academic, personal and psycho-social issues he takes steps to support the students. In case of academic related issues, the Department takes efforts to sort out and find remedial measures. As far as academic Counseling is concerned, not only the Class in-charge but the subject teacher and/or the Head of the Department also do it whenever they have sufficient reason to believe that a particular student is below bar in studies. If the Class in-charge comes across students with issues such as personal and psycho-social, the help of the Counseling Cell is sought and with the knowledge of the Head of the Department, the student is referred to the Counseling Cell. The Counseling Cell takes efforts to help the student out of the difficulties. Whenever the Cell finds it beyond its limitations, the services of the expert Counselor of the College is sought. Placement Cell provides guidance services connected with employment and higher education. Placement Cell, Human Values Development Cell, Human Resources and Motivation Cell regularly organise orientation/guidance programmes.
2.3.8 Provide details of innovative teaching approaches/methods adopted by the faculty during the last four years? What are the efforts made by the institution to encourage the faulty to adopt new and innovative approaches and the impact of such innovative practices on student learning?
As the class room teaching is being supplemented with power point presentations, the web support is increasingly being sought. The class room teaching in the College begins gradually to move in the direction of becoming ICT enabled class room teaching. As power point presentations free the teacher and the student from black board, 3D structures and complicated diagrams are easily presented, the students are able to follow the classes and grasp concepts much easier. Net-based learning is encouraged. Peer Teaching
2.3.8 How are library resources used to augment the teaching- learning process?
Availability of library Resources: Books for competitive exams
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 69 ILL Photo copier e-resources • N-LIST/INFLIBNET Department Libraries New additions to the central library every year • Subject books are procured on the recommendations of the Departments Question Bank Reference Section • Encyclopedia • Dictionaries • Research journals/periodicals • Subject CDs • Projects, dissertation Lending of books to staff • The faculty use them to prepare lessons and to guide project work Lending of books to students • The students use them to prepare assignments and seminars at regular intervals and for quiz programmes, literary competitions and project works. Book Fair Net facility in the library Each Department has its own collection of books. The list follows:
Table 2.12 Number of books in UG Library
Sl. No. Department No. of Books 1. Tamil 978 2. English 298 3. Mathematics 459 4. Physics 482 5. Chemistry 152 6. Computer Science 3060 7. Zoology 164 8. Bio – Technology 100 9. Commerce 660 10. Business Administration 469 11. General Knowledge 168
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 70 Table 2.13 Number of books in PG Library Sl. No. Department No. of Books 1. Tamil 1433 2. English 912 3. Mathematics 187 4. Physics 552 5. Chemistry 645 8. Bio – Technology 85 9. Commerce 237 10. General Knowledge 5558
2.3.10Does the institution face any challenges in completing the curriculum within the planned time frame and calendar? If ‘yes’, elaborate on the challenges encountered and the institutional approaches to overcome these.
Generally the College has not faced such a problem, as the College ensures all ninety working days and the working days are fully utilized. And the teaching faculty, who avail leaves, compensate their classes.
2.3.11How does the institute monitor and evaluate the quality of teaching learning?
Feedback from students on teaching and learning. Receptive to recommendations and suggestions from PTA/Alumni. Observations of Management and Principal from time to time. Performance of the students in the internal tests, model examinations and University examinations helps to monitor the students’ progress in their studies. Performance of the students in the internal tests, model examinations and University examinations reflects the quality of teaching learning. Completion of Curriculum within the time frame. Regular attendance of students is insisted. Department wise Result analysis Internal Academic Audit • Semester-wise review of quality parameters 2.4 Teacher Quality
2.4.1 Provide the following details and elaborate on the strategies adopted by the College in planning and management (recruitment and retention) of its human resource (qualified and competent teachers) to meet the changing requirements of the curriculum
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 71 Selection procedure • The candidates are called for interview through advertisements in leading newspapers. Interview is conducted at two levels namely, preliminary (written test) and final (final interview). The teachers are selected purely on merit basis. If fully qualified teachers are not available in some cases, candidates without Ph.D./NET/ SLET are also recruited. Those staff members are encouraged to become qualified. As all the teachers are selected on the basis of merit, they are competent and proficient in their subjects. • Retention of the teachers o Annual increment o Ph.D holders carry additional increments o Honouring Ph.D holders o Honouring award winners o Honouring those who have completed 25 years of service o Job security o Encouragement to do research o Self development of the staff is encouraged. o EPF and Gratuity
Table 2.14 Qualification of faculty
Highest Qualification Permanent Temporary Total Male Female Male Female Teachers with P.G. 3 2 - 1 6 Teachers with PG and - - - - - NET/SLET Teachers with M.Phil. 16 29 3 8 56 Teachers with M.Phil. - 1 1 1 3 and NET/SLET Teachers with Ph.D. 7 8 1 1 17 Teachers with Ph.D. - - 2 1 3 and NET / SLET
2.4.2 How does the institution cope with the growing demand/ scarcity of qualified senior faculty to teach new programmes/ modern are as (emerging areas) of study being introduced (Biotechnology, IT, Bioinformatics etc.)? Provide details on the efforts made by the institution in this direction and the outcome during the last three years.
Whenever it is difficult to find qualified faculty to teach new programmes/ modern areas (emerging areas) of study, the Management
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 72 appoints the best available talent as faculty and encourages them to become qualified. Whenever there is necessity.
2.4.3 Providing details on staff development programmes during the last four years elaborate on the strategies adopted by the institution in enhancing the teacher quality.
a) Nomination to staff development programmes Table 2.15 Number of faculty nominated for staff development programmes Academic Staff Development Number of Programmes faculty nominated Refresher courses 1 HRD programmes - Orientation programmes 3 Staff training conducted by the 1 University Staff training conducted by other 30 institutions Summer / winter schools, 3 workshops, etc.
b) Faculty Training programmes organized by the institution to empower and enable the use of various tools and technology for improved teaching-learning
A workshop on ICT enabled classroom Teaching was held for the teachers on 26.08.2015. Mr. M. Mohanadhas, Asso.Prof. Dept. of Computer Science and Criterion Team I leader, NAAC Steering Committee conducted the workshop.
c) Percentage of faculty
• Invited as resource persons in Workshops / Seminars / Conferences organized by external professional agencies
Year Total no. No. of faculty as Percentage of faculty resource person 2011-2012 77 2 2.6% 2012-2013 77 - - 2013-2014 78 2 2.56% 2014-2015 84 11 13.09% 2015-2016 86 13 15.12%
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 73 • Participated in external Workshops/ Seminars/ Conferences recognized by national/ international professional bodies
Year Total no. of No. of faculty Percentage faculty participated 2011-2012 77 22 28.57% 2012-2013 77 27 35.06% 2013-2014 78 21 26.92% 2014-2015 84 44 52.38% 2015-2016 86 33 38.37%
• Presented papers in Workshops / Seminars / Conferences conducted or recognized by professional agencies Year Total no. of No. of faculty Percentage faculty presented 2011-2012 77 4 5.19% 2012-2013 77 5 6.49% 2013-2014 78 19 24.36% 2014-2015 84 43 51.19% 2015-2016 86 12 13.95%
2.4.4 What policies/systems are in place to recharge teachers? (eg: providing research grants, study leave, support for research and academic publications teaching experience in other national institutions and specialized programmes industrial engagement etc.)
Encouragement and financial support to participate and present papers in seminars, workshops and conferences. Encouragement and financial support to organize seminars, workshops and conferences. Encouragement to publish research articles in reputed national and international journals Encouragement to do research Ph.D holders are honoured at the time of College day Additional increments to Ph.D holders 2.4.5 Give the number of faculty who received awards / recognition at the state, national and international level for excellence in teaching during the last four years. Enunciate how the institutional culture and environment contributed to such performance/achievement of the faculty.
Nil.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 74 2.4.6 Has the institution introduced evaluation of teachers by the students and external Peers? If yes, how is the evaluation used for improving the quality of the teaching-learning process?
Formal level • Feedback on teachers from students • Summary of feedback • Corrective measures/ Counselling of the teachers by the Principal Informal level • Students speak to class in- charges about teaching on occasions. • Students speak about teachers during farewell functions.
2.5 Evaluation Process and Reforms
2.5.1 How does the institution ensure that the stakeholders of the institution especially students and faculty are aware of the evaluation processes?
Evaluation process is included in the Handbook. HODs explain evaluation process for the first year UG/PG/M.Phil. students at the beginning of the academic year itself. The Question Paper Pattern is also introduced to the students. Communications received from University regarding evaluation are circulated to Departments and through the Departments to the students too. University rules, regarding attendance, for eligible to be appearing the University Exams made known to the students Special instructions from the Principal/Chief Superintendent to the invigilators when the first year UG students write their University Exams for the first time In addition, when the first year UG students write their University Exams for the first time, the invigilators ask the students to read ‘Instructions to Candidates’ carefully, before start writing the examination. 2.5.2 What are the major evaluation reforms of the University that the institution has adopted and what are the reforms initiated by the institution on its own?
University • From 2011-12 onwards, supplementary examinations for those who have failed in just one paper in the final semester - an opportunity for the students to continue their higher studies without any break. • Issuing of photocopies of answer sheets
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 75 • Revaluation, Retotalling and OMR sheet for data entry and answer booklet system upgraded the quality of examination system. • Dummy number system • Internals which facilitates continuous assessment of the students’ progress. • Internal tests, Assignments, Projects, Seminars and Practicals. • From the year 2008 onwards, the University has introduced Choice Based Credit System. Under the new system, credits are awarded to students based on their performance, in addition to the system of giving marks. Also, introduction of internal assessment is the special feature of this new scheme. • Re exam for those students who are away on other duty (representing the University) during the University examination by Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, like Sports/NCC/NSS Institution • Internal tests are centralized and conducted systematically on scheduled dates. As far as the question paper pattern is concerned, uniformity is maintained based on University pattern. • Re-tests • Other class tests
2.5.3 How does the institution ensure effective implementation of the evaluation reforms of the University and those initiated by the institution on its own?
Institution The complete evaluation process as well as the exam schedule is communicated to the students through College Handbook and through HODs/ Class in-charges. The schedules of the internal tests are provided in the College Handbook. There is a schedule for setting the question papers for the internals, valuation of answer sheets, submission of mark- list to the Class in- charges and the displaying of the consolidated mark- list at the end of the semester. This schedule is strictly adhered to. The procedure in place for internals applies to the Model Examinations conducted at the end of every semester. The class tests are conducted by the subject teachers at frequent intervals. University The complete evaluation process as laid out by the University and the additions made to it by the institution are adhered to in letter and spirit by the institution. All rules and regulations and communications regarding the conduct of University Exams are communicated to the students promptly and are implemented strictly. Every possible measure is taken to ensure the students to attain the minimum attendance required
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 76 to be eligible for appearing the University Exams. Because of the sincere efforts of the Institution in this regard, our students used to register a high percentage of attendance every semester and appear for the University Examinations without any hitch.
2.5.4 Provide details on the formative and summative assessment approaches adopted to measure student achievement. Cite a few examples which have positively impacted the system.
Formative assessment approach involves assessment throughout the semester through internal tests, class tests, model tests, assignments and seminars. Formative assessment approach provides opportunity to assess students’ performance to take remedial measures. Summative assessment is the assessment carried out at the end of the semester, i.e., the University Examinations. Formative assessment is planned and carried out in such a way that students’ performance is enhanced at the summative assessment.
2.5.5 Detail on the significant improvements made in ensuring rigor and transparency in the internal assessment during the last four years and weightages assigned for the overall development of students (weightage for behavioural aspects, independent learning, communication skills etc).
Three internal tests per semester Schedule in Handbook Study portion announced in the class well in advance. Question paper pattern based on University Examinations Question paper Answer sheets distributed to the students after valuation for them to go through Consolidated mark list displayed at Department notice boards at the end of the semester, before sending the list to the University. Mark list with subject teacher/Class in-charge Mark list shown to the parents when they come to attend PTA Paves way for Independent learning – seminars and assignments Communication skill-seminars (subject knowledge and communication skills are taken into account) Internal Marks • 2008-09 to 2011-12 o UG → Total 25 Marks = 20 Marks for Tests+ 5 Marks for Assignment o PG → Total 25 Marks = 20 Marks for Tests+ 5 Marks for Seminar
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 77 • 2012 -13 onwards: 20+5 for UG and 15 + assignment 4 + seminar 6 for PG o UG → Total 25 Marks = 20 Marks for Tests+ 5 Marks for Assignment o PG → Total 25 Marks = 15 Marks for Tests+ 6 Marks for Seminar + 4 marks for Assignment
2.5.6 What are the graduate attributes specified by the College/ affiliating University? How does the College ensure the attainment of these by the students?
Graduate Attributes specified by the College • Employability o Interview techniques, Group discussions o General awareness programmes o Employability and life skill programmes o Teachers/Clerical Jobs • Social orientation o Extension activities o Inclusiveness/ social justice o Human values o Gender issues • Nation Building o Growth and development of the country by ensuring growth and development of this backward area • Environment consciousness o Campus Improvement and Eco club functioning in the College. o Awareness programmes conducted related Environment consciousness o Competitions conducted o International Days celebrated • Research orientation o Research Committee functioning in the College. o Reseasrch Committee is in the process of bringing out a multidisciplinary Research Journal. o Research Orientation programmes conducted. o Encouragement to present papers in conferences o Encouragement to publish papers in research journals
2.5.7 What are the mechanisms for redressal of grievances with reference to evaluation both at the College and University level?
The College has a Grievances Redressal Cell. Students can approach the Cell to get grievances redressed. Grievances connected with
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 78 evaluation both at the College and University level can also be brought to the attention of the Cell. The Cell, after going through the nature of the grievance, suggests measures to be followed by the students. Facility to apply to the University if the students are not satisfied with their marks. Photocopies of the answer sheets can also be obtained if the students want to get themselves satisfied with the evaluation. If the students are not satisfied with the evaluation, they can apply for revaluation. As far as internals are concerned, if the students have grievances, they can approach their subject teachers directly or through their Class-in- charges and get their grievances redressed.
2.6. Student performance and Learning Outcomes
2.6.1 Does the College have clearly stated learning outcomes? If ‘yes’ give details on how the students and staff are made aware of these?
Learning Outcomes • To acquire the working knowledge of the subject. • To become employable. • To become socially oriented. • To become research oriented. • To inculcate personal and intellectual integrity in the minds of the students of the College. • To develop team spirit. • To have an inclusive approach towards people.
2.6.2 Enumerate on how the institution monitors and communicates the progress and performance of students through the duration of the course/ programme? Provide an analysis of the students results/achievements (Programme/course wise for last four years) and explain the differences if any and patterns of achievement across the programmes/ courses offered.
The progress and performance of the students is monitored through class tests, seminars, assignments, internal tests and the model tests. Cumulative record of academic performance is maintained for each student. Individual care is taken by the Class in-charge. Programme - wise Result Analysis for the last four years are given below:
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 79 Table 2.16 Result Analysis for the year 2011-2012
Programmes 2011-2012 No. of No. of Pass Appeared Passed Percentage (%) B.A. English 64 36 56 B.Com. 57 9 16 B.Sc. Mathematics 49 49 100 B.Sc. Physics 43 29 67 B.Sc. Chemistry 35 25 71 B.Sc. Computer Science 44 44 100 B.Sc. Bio-Technology 12 11 92 B.B.A. 47 34 72 M.A. English 23 15 65 M.Com. with computer 22 16 73 Application M.Sc. Mathematics 21 9 43 M.Sc. Physics M.Sc. Chemistry 24 7 29 M.Sc. Bio-Technology 12 12 100
Table 2.17 Result Analysis for the year 2012-2013
2012-2013 Programmes No. of No. of Pass Appeared Passed Percentage (%) B.A. English 68 34 50 B.Com. 49 16 33 B.Sc. Mathematics 44 31 70 B.Sc. Physics 48 24 50 B.Sc. Chemistry 47 27 57 B.Sc. Computer Science 41 32 78 B.Sc. Bio-Technology 6 6 100 B.B.A. 58 26 45 M.A. English 22 15 68 M.Com. with computer 22 18 82 Application M.Sc. Mathematics 23 18 78 M.Sc. Physics 18 11 61 M.Sc. Chemistry 25 3 12 M.Sc. Bio-Technology 20 19 95
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 80 Table 2.18 Result Analysis for the year 2013-2014
2013-2014 Programmes No. of No. of Pass Appeared Passed Percentage (%) B.A. English 69 64 93 B.Com. 51 17 33 B.Sc. Mathematics 56 41 73 B.Sc. Physics 45 23 51 B.Sc. Chemistry 41 29 71 B.Sc. Computer Science 40 32 80 B.Sc. Bio-Technology 9 9 100 B.B.A. 58 34 59 M.A. English 24 24 100 M.Com. with computer 23 19 83 Application M.Sc. Mathematics 24 22 92 M.Sc. Physics 25 9 36 M.Sc. Chemistry 25 11 44 M.Sc. Bio-Technology 13 13 100 M.Phil Commerce 10 7 70
Table 2.19 Result Analysis for the year 2014-2015
Programmes 2014-2015 No. of No. of Pass Appeared Passed Percentage (%) B.A. English 61 34 56 B.Com. 49 13 27 B.Sc. Mathematics 48 32 67 B.Sc. Physics 47 32 68 B.Sc. Chemistry 45 27 60 B.Sc. Computer Science 43 33 77 B.Sc. Bio-Technology 9 5 56 B.B.A. 54 29 54 M.A. English 25 17 68 M.Sc. Mathematics 25 23 92 M.Sc. Physics 25 10 40 M.Sc. Chemistry 25 13 52 M.Sc. Computer Science 19 19 100 M.Sc. Bio-Technology 15 13 87 M.Phil Commerce 7 6 86
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 81 M.Phil. Mathematics 10 10 100 M.Phil. Physics 5 5 100 M.Phil. Chemistry 10 7 70 M. Com. 12 7 58
2.6.3 How are the teaching, learning and assessment strategies of the institution structured to facilitate the achievement of the intended learning outcomes?
Two acquire the working knowledge of the subject. • Teaching and learning methods such as lectures, power point presentations, assignments and seminars, project works, field visits and industrial visit. • Class tests, internal tests and model examinations are conducted for each subject. • Individual care is taken by the Class-in-charge. • Feedbacks on teaching & learning. • Guest lectures To become employable. • Career Guidance programmes/Placement Training programmes by Placement Cell/Departments • Coaching Classes for Competitive Exams • Spoken English Classes • Computer Education Classes • SC/ST cell organizes career guidance programmes for the SC/ST students. To become socially oriented. • Students are encouraged to take part in Extension/outreach programmes To become research oriented • Students are encouraged to participate/present papers in Seminars/Symposia/Conferences • Students are encouraged to publish papers in research journals • M.Phil Students are encouraged to attend Ph.D viva-voce conducted in nearby Colleges. • Orientation programmes to students are arranged at the College. • Students are introduced to potential research areas/recent developments/emerging trends To inculcate personal and intellectual integrity in the minds of the students of the College. • Students are encouraged to take part in Extension/Outreach programmes, for, the students have to come to terms with the realities and difficulties of the community outside and become better and responsible citizens. Because, when they come out of
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 82 the precincts of the College to do Extension activities, and when they are expected to put in physical work and when they are given the sole responsibility of organizing and accomplishing things, they realize the rigours of the worldly life. • Orientation programmes by Human Values Development Cell & Counselling Cell at regular intervals. • In the case of students who are problem makers, The Principal/Discipline Committee prefers sending students to the Counseling Cell for corrective measures, for giving the students an opportunity to correct themselves, before proposing punishments. • Not only the Class in-charges, but also other faculty members also speak to the students one-to-one, whenever the students are found wanting in studies or otherwise, and stress the necessity to be a responsible student in the College, to be a responsible son/daughter to their parents. • Uniform dress code for the students develops a sense of equality among them. • Food for thought – everyday. To develop team spirit • Responsibilities/opportunities are given to the students to work as a team which develops the habits of team spirit, comradaire and leadership. o NSS o Organisational role . Seminars . Industrial Visits o College Day and other functions of the College o Their role as Class representatives o Their role as members of Students’ Council o Participation in Campus Radio programmes o NPTEL online Course Leaders o Neo Navigation Cell Office Bearers o Rover Club To have an inclusive approach towards • As stated in the Vision & Mission statement, the institution is committed itself to treat all the students equally without any discrimination on the basis of religion, caste and community. • The first day of every academic year starts with a Common Prayer meeting in which scriptures from all the faiths are read. • Religious Harmony Cell of the College organizes sensitization programmes that promote communal harmony.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 83 2.6.4 What are the measures/initiatives taken up by the institution to enhance the social and economic relevance (student placements, entrepreneurship, innovation and research aptitude developed among students etc.) of the courses offered?
Placement, Career Guidance and Tie-up Cell • Awareness programmes on ‘Opportunities in higher education and employment’ • Placement Training Programmes/Employability and Life skill classes • Coaching classes for Competitive Exams • Subscription of Employment News and Employment Sein the library • Newspaper clippings on Employment Opportunuties • Placement Tips through Campus Radio every Friday Human Resources and Motivation Cell • Entrepreneurial skill development programmes Research Committee • Participation and paper presentation in seminars • Research orientation programmes by the Committee and Departments • Projects o UG, PG, M.Phil. Add- on courses • Spoken English Classes • Computer Education classes All students are motivated to subscribe ‘The Hindu’ Newspaper – to develop spoken English Skill & Current affairs
2.6.5 How does the institution collect and analyse data on student performance and learning outcomes and use it for planning and overcoming barriers of learning?
Feedback from students on teaching and learning helps to identify the barriers of learning. Internal tests and class tests also help to identify how the students are able to follow the classes. Class in-charges/Subject Teachers take special care to identify the difficulties faced by the students in connection with learning and take measures to help them. Providing Model Questions/Question Bank English as a medium of instruction is a barrier of learning. So classes are handled in Tamil too. Bridge course, Remedial classes help overcome barriers of learning
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 84 Failures in University Examinations given remedial classes
2.6.6 How does the institution monitor and ensure the achievement of learning outcomes?
By the performance of the students in class tests, internal tests and model tests, seminars and assignments. Class in-charge and Subject teacher regularly monitor the progress. Counseling and remedial to slow learners. Further, University examination results/ Ranks acts as an indicator of the achievement of learning outcomes. Proficiency awards at the time of College day. Endowment awards given for top scorer at the time of College day Fees reduction for outstanding performers in University examination University Rank holders felicitated at the College day and the graduation day functions. Feed backs at the time of PTA meetings and Alumni meetings.
2.6.7 Does the institution and individual teachers use assessment/ evaluation outcomes as an indicator for evaluating student performance, achievement of learning objectives and planning? If ‘yes’ provide details on the process and cite a few examples.
Yes. The assessment/ evaluation outcomes are used as indicators for evaluating student performance and achievement of learning objectives. On the basis of the performance of the students at the internal tests, model tests, class tests the knowledge and skill levels are identified. Students are graded as advanced learners and slow learners. Advanced and slow learners are given motivational/remedial classes. Others are encouraged to do better.
Any other relevant information regarding curricular aspects which the College would like to include.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 85 CRITERION III
RESEARCH, CONSULTANCY AND EXTENSION
3.1. Promotion of Research
3.1.1.Does the institution have recognized research centres of the affiliating University or any other agency / organization?
The Institution does not have a research centre of the affiliating University or any other agency / organization. The institution has M.Phil courses in Tamil, Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry and Commerce.
3.1.2.Does the institution have a research committee to monitor and address the issues of research? If so, what is its composition? Mention a few recommendations made by the committee for implementation and their impact.
Yes. It consists of six members.
Sl.No. Name Department 1. Dr.J.Johnson (Convener) Physics 2. Dr.B.Stephen John Mathematics 3. Dr.M.Josphine Rani Commerce 4. Dr.M.Jayarajan Chemistry 5. Mrs.Carolinal Mathematics 6. Dr.P.S.Rajesh Tamil
Recommendations made by the Research Committee: • Additional research equipment in research Departments. • To develop e-resource facilities in research laboratories. • To give additional incentives for Ph.D. holders. • To increase the weitage for the working hours of research guides (M.Phil.). • To publish a research journal. • To conduct research orientation programmes for M.Phil and PG students. • To give cash award for those who publish papers in reputed international journals. • To take the M.Phil. students to the Ph. D. Viva Voce conducted at nearby research centers. • To provide the list of funding agencies to the Departments. Implementation: • Some instruments purchased:
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 86 o Physics: PH Meter, Magnetic Stirrer, Ultrasonic Interferrometer, Digital Balance o Chemistry: Digital boiling and melting point apparatus, Double Distillation set up, Digital Balance, PH meter • Every year the labarotaries are being gradually equipped. • Estabilishing of e-resources facilities is under progress. • Additional increment given to those who completed Ph.D. • Works connected with the Publication of Annai Velankanni College Multi Disciplinary research journal (AVION) is under progress. • Those who publish papers in reputed international journal are honoured at the College Day celebrations. • M.Phil. students from Department of Physics attended Ph.D viva-voce programmes conducted in nearby research centres. Impacts: The research culture among the faculty and students is improving. Publication per faculty shows improvement. More and more staff members registering for Ph.D.
3.1.3 What are the measures taken by the institution to facilitate smooth progress and implementation of research schemes/projects? • Autonomy to the principal investigator • Timely availability or release of resources • Adequate infrastructure and human resources • Time-off, reduced teaching load, special leave etc. to teachers • Support in terms of technology and information needs • Facilitate timely auditing and submission of utilization certificate to the funding authorities • Any other
Subscribing journals to the library INFLIBNET facilities made available. Computer centre with internet facility. To help the researchers, their class hours are adjusted within the Department whenever they go on leave or on Other Duty. On Other Duty facility to attend seminars/ conferences to present papers. The College allows registration fee for those who present papers in other institutions depending on the availability of funds. Encouraging staff to publish research articles in journals The institution encourages faculty to register for Ph.D. The institution encourages the faculty to try for research projects. The institution is making efforts to get 12(b) and 2(f) status.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 87 The Research Committee provides the staff with the list of funding agencies for which 12(b) and 2(f) status of the institution is not mandatory. The College is liberal enough to allow the faculty doing research to access all facilities available in the campus.
3.1.4 What are the efforts made by the institution in developing scientific temper and research culture and aptitude among students?
Conducting orientation programmes/ training programmes/ motivational programmes. Departments conduct seminars/ symposia / workshops. Encouraging staff and students to present research papers in seminars, conferences Projects for P.G./ M.Phil students in areas of recent developments. Students are motivated to make use of the library resources, internet, laboratory and other infrastructure facilities. Making P.G. / M.Phil students attend viva-voce in nearby research centers. Visiting research laboratories/research institutes Conducting Science exhibition Activities of NEO NAVIGATION Committee • Neo Navigation Committee prepares power point presentations on topics like Nobel Prize Winners 2015, GSLV D6 Rocket, Nano Technology in Chemistry, India Based Neutrino Observatory, Chemistry in Daily Life, Applications of Mathematics in other Subject, History of Mathematicians and presents it to the students of our College.
3.1.5 Give details of the faculty involvement in active research (guiding student research, leading research projects, engaged in individual/collaborative research activity, etc.)
One of the faculties is recognized as research Supervisor for Ph.D programmes. The Faculty members act as Guides for M.Phil programmes. Our faculty engages in individual research activity. The details of M.Phil. and Ph.D. scholars guided by the faculty members are given below:
Table 3.1 M.Phil. and Ph.D. scholars guided by the faculty Sl.No. Name Department M.Phil. Ph.D. 1. Mrs. C. Ajitha Tamil 1 - 2. Mrs. C. Little Flower Tamil 1 - 3. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya Tamil 1 -
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 88 4. Mrs. Y. Lalitha Tamil 1 - 5. Dr. Rajesh P.S. Tamil 1 - 6. Dr. A. Christal Sheeba Tamil 1 - 7. Dr. R. Adlin Jeba Tamil 1 - 8. Mrs. E. Rejila Mary Tamil 1 - 9. Dr. K. Aji Tamil 1 - 10. Miss. S. Thanga Preetha Malar Tamil 1 - 11. Dr. B. Stephen John Mathematics 1 - 12. Mr. M. Anto Mathematics 3 - 13. Mr. G. Dominic Babu Mathematics 2 - 14. Mr. B. Michael Collins Mathematics 2 - 15. Mrs. D. Rejin Rose Mathematics 2 - 16. Dr.J.Johnson Physics 2 - 17. Mr.Y.Samson Physics 2 - 18. Mr.M.Maria Lenin Physics 2 - 19. Dr.M.Amalanathan Physics 2 - 20. Dr. A. Darlin Mary Physics 2 - 21. Dr.S.R.Brintha Chemistry 3 - 22. Dr.S.Mary Helen Chemistry 3 - 23. Dr.M.Jaya Rajan Chemistry 4 - 24. Dr.M.Josephine Rani Commerce 4 - 25. Mr.K.Vargheese Commerce 2 - 26. Mr.T.Vijayakumar Commerce 2 - 27. Dr.G.Jerin Rose Commerce 2 - 28. Dr.G.Sujin Commerce 2 - 29. Mrs.K.Ajitha Commerce 1 -
3.1.6 Give details of workshops/ training programmes/sensitization programmes conducted/organized by the institution with focus on capacity building in terms of research and imbibing research culture among the staff and students.
Table 3.2 Seminars / Workshops / Training programmes conducted by the institution during the year 2008-2016 Department/ Seminars Symposia Conferences Workshops Cell Tamil 4 - - 2 English 4 - - 1 Mathematics 4 1 - - Physics 4 1 - - Chemistry 3 2 - - Computer 5 2 - 4 Science Bio-Tech 2 2 1 -
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 89 Zoology 1 - - 1 Commerce 2 1 - 1 BBA 3 3 - -
3.1.7 Provide details of the prioritized research areas and the expertise available with the institution.
Table 3.3 List of the prioritized research areas and the expertise available in the institution Name Department Research Area Dr.J.M. Sasi Bio-Technology Industrial Bio-Technology Premila Dr. T. Suresh Bio-Technology Cancer Biology Dr. S.R.Brintha Chemistry Nano particles Dr.S.Mary Helen Chemistry Environmental science Dr.M.Jaya Rajan Chemistry Adsorption and Kinetic studies Dr.M.Josephine Commerce Analysis in Social Economic Rani Conditions Dr.G.Jerin Rose Commerce Analysis in Socio-Economic Conditions Dr.G.Sujin Commerce Relationship Marketing / Banking Dr.Stephen John Mathematics Graph Theory Dr. J.Johnson Physics Crystal Growth Dr. M. Amalanathan Physics Vibrational Spectroscopy Dr. A.Darlin Mary Physics Crystal Growth Dr. S.Jeya Zoology Bio-Pesticides Dr. S. Stalin Tamil Grammar – Comparitive Sathiya xg;gPl;L Kiwapy; njhy;fhg;gpa fw;gpay; ciufs; Dr. P.S.Rajesh Tamil Tamil &Malayalam Grammer, Ancient, Medivel, Modern Literature and Indian Philosophy Dr. A. Christal Tamil Modern Literature Sheeba jw;fhy ,yf;fpak; Dr.C.Little Flower Tamil Sanga ilakkiyankalil Katchi Padimangal rq;f ,yf;fpaq;fspy; fhl;rpg;gbkq;fs; Dr. R. Adlin Jeba Tamil Modern Literature, Grammar, Ancient Literature fd;dpahFkhp khtl;l rhk;gth;fspd; rKjha nkhopapay; Dr. K. Aji Tamil Grammar Comparitive Literature ed;D}y;> jkpo;E}y; - xg;gPL
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 90 3.1.8 Enumerate the efforts of the institution in attracting researchers of eminence to visit the campus and interact with teachers and students.
The College encourages the Departments to organize Conferences/Symposia/Seminars/Workshops. The Departments invariably conducts at least one such programme every year. Committees are encouraged to conduct orientation/awareness programmes. Departments conduct Association Meetings once in a semester. It is the practice of the Departments to invite researchers of eminence from nearby institutes and industries. The list is as follows. (2009- 2016) List of researchers of eminence visited from nearby institutes and industries • Annexure II
3.1.9 What percentage of faculty has utilized Sabbatical Leave for research activities? How has the provision contributed to improve the quality of research and imbibe research culture on the campus?
No.
3.1.10 Provide details of the initiatives taken up by the institution in creating awareness/advocating/transfer of relative findings of research of the institution and elsewhere to students and community (Lab to land)
Conducting presentation on ‘Scientific Developments’ to the UG students by the members of NEO NAVIGAION Comittee. The topics covered are Nobel Prize Winners 2015, GSLV D6 Rocket, Nano Technology in Chemistry, India Based Neutrino Observatory, Chemistry in Daily Life, Applications of Mathematics in other Subject, History of Mathematicians. Conducting Science Exhibition. Students of all Departments take part and exhibit models based on recent development in their respective areas. Mrs A.Darlin Mary, Department of Physics addressed through All India Radio, Nagercoil on the topic ‘Space Voyage’ on 10- 02 - 2015. Mr.Y.Samson, Associate Professor, Department of Physics addressed through All India Radio, Nagercoil on the topic ‘Atmosphere of Earth’ on 15- 05 – 2015 in connection with Global Wind Day.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 91 3.2 Resource Mobilization for Research
3.2.1 What percentage of the total budget is earmarked for research? Give details of major heads of expenditure, financial allocation and actual utilization?
Table 3.5 Year wise Budget allocation for research
Academic Total Budget Allocated for Research Year (Rs.) Seminar/ Registration Total Conferences Fee 2011-2012 2,17,92,294 18500 1900 20400 2012-2013 2,51,16,801 63240 4550 67790 2013-2014 2,78,84,421 81210 1500 82255 2014-2015 2,26,78,206 25164 1500 86664
3.2.2 Is there a provision in the institution to provide seed money to the faculty for research? If so, specify the amount disbursed and the percentage of the faculty that has availed the facility in the last four years?
No seed money Those who are doing research can use Infrastructural facilities available in the College • Net connectivity • INFLIBNET • Library and lab facilities Registration fee for faculty and students to present Papers in conferences. Those who have completed Ph.D are honoured at the time of College Day celebrations. Those who have published in international journals are honoured.
3.2.3 What are the financial provisions made available to support student research projects by students?
M.Phil and P.G students have projects as part of their curriculum. Infrastructural facilities are provided.
3.2.4 How does the various Departments/units/staff of the institute interact in undertaking inter-disciplinary research? Cite examples of successful endeavors and challenges faced in organizing interdisciplinary research.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 92 Faculty and students are motivated to do interdisciplinary research. In PG / M.Phil level, interdisciplinary research works are going on. •M. Phil. students from Department of Chemistry completed interdisciplinary projects (Physics – related).
3.2.5 How does the institution ensure optimal use of various equipment and research facilities of the institution by its staff and students?
Our College provides free access to INFLIBNET e- resources which are used by our faculty, PG and M.phil students. Research journals in the Library are used by the students and the staff members. The staff members and the students are utilizing the available equipment and the infrastructure facilities for the research work. Uninterrupted power supply is provided for the smooth progress of research. Students are allowed using facilities outside scheduled hours too. Whenever necessary, facilities from other Departments are also made available to the students.
3.2.6 Has the institution received any special grants or finances from the industry or other beneficiary agency for developing research facility? If ‘yes’ give details.
No.
3.2.7 Enumerate the support provided to the faculty in securing research funds from various funding agencies, industry and other organisations. Provide details of ongoing and completed projects and grants received during the last four years.
The College has no 12(b) and 2(f) status. The Research Committee provides the staff with the list of funding agencies for which 12(b) and 2(f) status of the institution is not mandatory.
3.3 Research Facilities
3.3.1 What are the research facilities available to the students and research scholars within the campus?
M.Phil programmes in five Departments. Library support • INFLIBNET • reference materials, research journals, photocopy
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 93 All PG Departments have Departmental Libraries Well equipped spacious laboratories for science Departments Round the clock power supply Net Connectivity to all Departments and Computer Centre.
3.3.2 What are the institutional strategies for planning, upgrading and creating infrastructural facilities to meet the needs of researchers especially in the new and emerging areas of research?
• The U.G., P.G., and M.Phil Departments are equipped with sufficient infrastructural facilities such as Library and Lab facilities. • In addition, INFLIBNET facility is made available to the teaching staff, P.G and M.Phil students. • Encouragement to use facilities available with reputed Research Laboratories and Research Institutes • Net connectivity to all Departments Future Plans: • New Library with net support and easy access to e-resources.
• Efforts are on to get 2f and 12b status for the College. • ICT enabled class rooms for all Departments. • Conference hall. • UV-Visible spectrometer to the Department of Physics. • Plan to upgrade Research Departments into Research Centers.
3.3.3 Has the institution received any special grants or finances from the industry or other beneficiary agency for developing research facilities? If ‘yes’, what are the instruments/ facilities created during the last four years.
The institution has not received any special grant or finance from the industry/ other beneficiary agency. The Alumni of the Department of Physics donated 352 books worth Rs. 2,00,000/- to the Department library during the academic year 2012-2013. The M. Phil. students of 2014-2015 batch donated a Laser Printer (Canon 2900) worth Rs. 7000 /-
3.3.4 What are the research facilities made available to the students and research scholars outside the campus / other research laboratories?
Research facilities available to our students and Research Scholars outside the campus / other research laboratories:
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 94 • NIST, Trivandrum • SAIF, Trivandrum • CUSAT, Cochin • Karunya Institute of Technology, Coimbatore • CESS, Trivandrum • Kamini Centre for Bio-Tech, Thuckalay • Inbiotics, Nagercoil • PSN College, Thirunelveli • Noorul Islam University, Kumaracoil Utilization of research facilities outside the campus • Department of Bio-Technology has a good rapport with Biotech laboratories such as Life tech, Chennai, Kamini Biotech, Thuckalay and Inbotics-Nagercoil. • The faculty members of the Department of Chemistry use the Regional Research Laboratory-Trivandrum, SAIF-Trivandrum, CUSAT- Cochin and Karunya Institute of Technology, Coimbatore for the characterization study of samples. • Sending samples to various laboratories and institutions for characterizations.
3.3.5 Provide details on the library/ information resource centre or any other facilities available specifically for the researchers?
The library is a member of N-LIST Consortia through which the students, researchers and faculty members can access more than 6000 electronic journals and 97000 e-books. The library subscribes many research journals.
Table 3.6 List of Journals subscribed by the College Sl. No. Journals Number 1. Tamil 3 2. Physics 5 3. Chemistry 5 4. Mathematics 2 5. Zoology 2 6. Commerce 4
3.3.6 What are the collaborative research facilities developed/ created by the research institutes in the College? For ex. Laboratories, library, instruments, computers, new technology etc.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 95 Department of Physics collaborates with Centre for Molecular and Bio Physics Research, Mar Ivanios College (Autonomous), Trivandrum for doing the Gaussian Based Calculation. Department of Chemistry collaborates with the Department of Physics Govt. Women’s College Trivandrum for the students to do M.Phil Projects. Department of Mathematics collaborates with Department of Maths, Sacred Heart College (Autonomous), Thiruppathoor, Velloor District for the students to do the M.Phil and M.Sc Projects. The Department of English collobrates with the SCILET, American College Madhurai, for the student project purpose. The Department of Zoology plans to collobrate with YMCA Marthandam, for Apiculture practice for the students. The Department of Commerce has a signed MoU with Lofty Opticals, Puthukkadai for Employment opportunity for our students. The Department of Commerce planns to do collaborate with Department of Commerce Govt. Women’s College, Ramanathapuram. The Department of Tamil plans to collaborate with the “Kumari Muthamil Mantam” Mulankuli, Kappukadu for training the student in developing the oratorical skills of the students.
3.4 Research Publications and Awards
3.4.1 Highlight the major research achievements of the staff and students in terms of • Patents obtained and filed (process and product) • Original research contributing to product improvement • Research studies or surveys benefiting the community or improving the services • Research inputs contributing to new initiatives and social development
Patents obtained and filed (process and product) : Nil Original research contributing to product improvement : Nil Research studies or surveys : Yes • The Department of Business Administration and Commerce completed some social surveys or studies benefiting the community or improving the services.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 96 Table 3.7 Research studies or surveys done by the BBA and B.Com. Academic Department Title of the Survey Place Year 2009-2010 Business A Study on Psychological Derik Mart Pvt. Administration Factors of Consumers on Ltd., Nagercoil the Emergence of Hyper- Market in Nagercoil Town 2010-2011 Business A Study on Welfare Lofty Optical Administration Measures with Special Industries, Reference to Lofty Puthukadai Opticals at Puthukadai 2012-2013 Business A Study on Customer Win Enterprizes Administration Satisfaction in Win Pvt. Ltd., Suzuki with Reference to Nagercoil Nagercoil 2012-2013 Business A Study on Employee Travancore Administration Welfare Facilities at Titanium Product Travancore Titanium Pvt. Ltd., Product Pvt. Travancore Ltd.,Kochuveli 2012-2013 Business A study on Quality of Kurian Abraham Administration Work Life of Kurian Pvt. Ltd. Glovest Abraham Pvt. Ltd., Divison: Konam-DIV Comorin Latex Products, Nagercoil 2012-2013 Business A Study on Customer Bharath Motors, Administration Satisfaction in Bharath Marthandam Motors with Reference to Marthandam 2013-2014 Business A Study on Consumer Bharath Motors, Administration Behaviour on behalf Marthandam Bharath Motors 2013-2014 Business A Study on Job Lofty Optical Administration Satisfaction in Lofty Industries, Optical Industries, Puthukadai Puthukadai 2013-2014 Business A Study on Training and Indian Rare Administration Development Programe in Earth’s Ltd., Indian Rare Earth’s Ltd., Manavalakurichi Manavalakurichi 2013-2014 Business A Study on Effectiveness Kodai Car [s] Administration of Distribution Channel in Pvt. Ltd., Kodai Car [s] Pvt. Ltd., Palayamkottai, Nagercoil Trinelveli
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 97 2013-2014 Business A Study on Job Vijayalaksmi Administration Satisfaction of Workers in Cashew Vijayalaksmi Cashew Company, Company, Kuzhithurai Kuzhithurai 2013-2014 Business A Study on Comorin Administration Organizational Climate at Polymers and Comorin Polymers and Plantation Ltd, Plantation Ltd, Maruthukottai, Maruthukottai Thuckalay 2013-2014 Business A Study on Employee JK Industries Administration Welfare Facilities at JK Vaniyanvilai, Industry Nelveli 2015-2016 Commerce Rain Water Harvesting Killiyoor Data Collection, Panchayat, 3rd Ward, Mankarai Research inputs contributing to new initiatives and social development: Two of the staff members Dr. G.Jerin Rose and Dr.G.Sujin, Assistant professor of the Department of Commerce have completed their research work in socio-economic and banking area. • Dr. G. Sujin – Analysis of relationship marketing of commercial banks of Kanyakumari and Tirunelveli Districts with Reference to small and medium Enterprises, Dr. G. Jerin Rose – A comparitive study on the Socio-Economic conditions of aided and unaided College with special reference to kanyakumari district.
3.4.2 Does the Institute publish or partner in publication of research journal(s)? If ‘yes’, indicate the composition of the editorial board, publication policies and whether such publication is listed in any international database?
We are in the process of publishing an ISSN numbered multi disciplinary research journal AVION. The Members of Editorial Board Sl. No. Name of the Member Designation 1. Dr. R.S. Sugitha Department of Tamil, Basmath Rani Anna Govt. College for Women, Tirunelveli 2. Dr. Rohini Department of English Thilagavathy Nesamony Christian College, Marthandam. 3. Dr. B. Stephen John Head, Department of Mathematics, Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 98 4. Dr. M. Amalanathan Department of Physics, Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam. 5. Dr. G. Allan Gnana Department of Chemistry, Raj Scott Christian College, Nagercoil. 6. Dr. P.M. Joe Prathap Associate Professor, Department of Computer Science, R.M.D. Engineering College, Kavaraipettai, TamilNadu. 7. Dr. M.I. Zahir Department of Zoology, Hussain Sadak Abdullah Appa College, Tirunelveli. 8. Dr. Janet Y. Selvia Department of Commerce, Govt. Arts College, Ramnad.
Publication Policies of our Research Journal • The articles may be either analytical or descriptive in nature, but they should be the original work of the author. • The paper should have a cover giving title, author’s name, complete address, cell number, email id of the author.In case of co-authors these details should also be provided for each co- author. Correspondence will be with the first author only. • The full paper should have an abstract followed by key words and an introduction containing statement of the problem, scope, literature review and objectives. Methodology should be an acceptable one and the materials used in the study should be clearly indicated. Limitations, findings, suggestions and conclusion should come under discussion/remarks followed by References. • References must be consistent. • The methodology should be appropriate pertaining to the topic. • Section headings are to be in the title case, italic, 12 point font size and left justified. All submission may be in M.S. word format. • The paper should be clearly typed and should not exceed five pages. • The paper should have credible and accurate information. • Presenters are invited to submit two copies of full paper typed in Times New Roman (Font size 12, title font size 14, double space) in A4 size white paper. A soft copy (CD) of the same should also be submitted along with the paper.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 99 • Periodicity of this journal is annual. • Compact Journal of Arts and Science. • Articles collected from staff and PG/M.Phil students will be published after reviewed getting the consent from the authorized reviewer/referee from the concerned subject expert/reviewer. • Fees for publication of an article is Rs. 500/- • Email id : [email protected] • The editorial board has the right to reject the articles if they are not upto the standard and if reviewers reject the articles.
3.4.3 Give details of publications by the faculty and students: Publication per faculty Number of papers published by faculty and students in peer review journals ( national / international) Number of publications listed in International Database (for example: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database – International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.,) Monographs Chapter in books Books edited Books with ISBN/ ISSN numbers with details of publishers Citation Index SNIP SJR Impact factor h-index
Publication per faculty
Table 3.8 Publication per faculty
Sl.No. Name of the staff Department No. of Publications ISBN No. ISSN No. Total 1. Mrs. C. Ajitha Tamil 3 - 3 2. Mrs. C. Little Flower 7 - 7 3. Mrs. R. Subaja 7 1 8 4. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 5 - 5 5. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 7 - 7 6. Dr. P.S. Rajesh 2 - 2 7. Dr. A. Christal Sheeba 3 - 3 8. Mrs. T. Mabel Rani 3 - 3 9. Dr. R. Adlin Jeba 1 - 1 10. Dr. K. Aji 2 - 2
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 100 11. Miss. S. Thanga Preetha 7 - 7 Malar 12. Mrs. E.Rejila Mary 3 - 3 13. Mrs. F. Meena Theresa English - 2 2 14. Mrs. D. Joen Joselin 2 - 2 15. Mrs. J. Jesu Latha 1 - 1 16. Mr. C. I. Rajesh 2 1 3 17. Dr. B. Stephen John Mathematics - 4 4 18. Mr. M. Anto - 3 3 19. Mr. D. Dominic Babu 1 9 10 20. Mr. M. P. Annie Subitha - 1 1 21. Dr. J. Johnson Physics - 2 2 22. Mr. Y. Samson - 1 1 23. Mr. M. Maria Lenin 2 2 24. Mr. A. Rejo Jeice - 8 8 25. Dr. M. Amalanathan 1 29 30 26. Mrs. A. Darlin Mary - 2 2 27. Dr. S.R. Brintha Chemistry - 3 3 28. Dr. S. Mary Helen - 3 3 29. Mrs. S. S. Sajitha - 1 1 30. Mr. M. Jaya Brabha - 4 4 31. Dr. M. Jaya Rajan - 2 2 32. Mrs. M. Antilin Princela - 2 2 33. Mr. J. Eugin Shaji - 5 5 34. Mr. M. Mohanadhas Computer - 3 3 35. Mrs. P. M. Jogi Priya Science - 2 2 36. Dr. Janet Y. Selviya (till Commerce 2 - 2 2014-2015) 37. Dr. J. Stephen Davis (till - 3 3 2014-2015) 38. Dr. M. Josphine Rani 1 - 1 39. Dr. G. Jerin Rose - 1 1 40. Dr. G. Sujin 6 2 8 41. Mr. J. Algin Jose 2 - 2 42. Dr. T. Suresh Bio- - 1 1 43. Mrs. A. L. Hema Latha Technology - 2 2 44. Dr. J. M. Sasi Premila - 4 4 45. Mrs. G. Prabha - 1 1 46. Dr. S. Jeya Zoology 1 1 2 47. Mrs. X. Mary Jecintha - 1 1
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 101 Number of papers published by faculty and students in peer review journals ( national / international )
Table 3.8 Publication by faculty Sl.No. Name of the Staff Publications Total National International 1. Mrs. C. Ajitha 3 - 3 2. Dr. C.Little Flower 7 - 7 3. Mrs.R. Subaja 7 1 8 4. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 5 - 5 5. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 7 - 7 6. Dr. Rajesh P.S. 2 - 2 7. Dr. A. Christal Sheeba 2 1 3 8. Mrs. Mabel Rani 3 - 3 9. Dr. R. Adlin Jeba 1 - 1 10. Dr. K. Aji 2 - 2 11. Miss. S. Thanga 5 2 7 Preetha Malar 12. Mrs. E.Rejila Mary 3 - 3 13. Mrs.F. Meena Theresa 2 - 2 14. Mrs.D. Joen Joselin 2 - 2 15. Mrs.J.Jesu Latha 1 - 1 16. Mr. C. I. Rajesh 2 1 3 17. Dr. B. Stephen John - 4 4 18. Mr. M. Anto - 3 3 19. Mr. G. Dominic Babu 2 8 10 20. Mrs. M. P. Annie - 1 1 Subitha 21. Dr. J. Johnson - 2 2 22. Mr. Y. Samson - 1 1 23. Mr. M. Maria Lenin - 2 2 24. Dr. A. Rejo Jeice 2 6 8 25. Dr. M. Amalanathan - 30 30 26. Dr. A. Darlin Mary - 2 2 27. Dr. S.R. Brintha - 3 3 28. Dr. S. Mary Helen - 3 3 29. Mrs. S. S. Sajitha - 1 1 30. Dr. M. Jaya Rajan - 2 2 31. Mr. M. Jaya Brabha - 4 4
32. Mrs.M.Antilin - 2 2 Princela 33. Mr. J. Eugin shaji 1 4 5 34. Mr. M.Mohanadhas - 3 3
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 102 35. Mrs. P.M.Jogi Priya - 2 2 36. Dr. Janet Y. Selviya 2 - 2 (till 2014) 37. Dr. J. Stephen Davis 2 1 3 (till 2014) 38. Dr. M. Josephin Rani 1 - 1 39. Dr. G. Jerin Rose 1 - 1 40. Dr. G. Sujin 5 3 8 41. Mr. J. Algin Jose 2 - 2 42. Dr.T.Suresh 1 - 1 43. Mrs.A.L.Hemalatha - 2 2 44. Dr.J.M.Sasi Premila 2 2 4 45. Ms.G.Prabha - 1 1 46. Dr. S.Jeya 1 1 2 47. Mrs.X.Mary Jecintha 1 - 1
Table 3.9 Presentation by students Year Department No. of papers presented in conferences 2011-12 English 10 Maths 5 Physics 2 Bio-Tech 1 Commerce 9 2013-2014 Tamil 1 Bio-Tech 6 Physics 5 Chemistry 6 Commerce 1 Computer Science 14 BBA 2 2014-2015 Bio-Tech 18 Chemistry 1 Physics 14 Computer Science 3 2015-2016 Bio-Technology 29 Chemistry 2 BBA 1
Number of publications listed in International Database (for example: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database – International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.,)
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 103 Table 3.10 Number of publications with International Database Name of the Staff Number of Name of the Journal International Publications Database Dr. B. Stephen John 4 International Journal of Scopus, Web Mathematical Archive, of Science. International Journal of Mathematical and Computer Research, Global Journal of Mathematical Sciences; Theory and Practical Mr. M. Anto 3 International Journal of Web of Modern Engineering Science research Mr. D. Dominic Babu 6 International Journal of Scopus, Web pure and applied of Science. Mathematics, Global Journal of Mathematical Sciences; Theory and Practical, Journal of Modern Methods in Numerical Mathematics, International Journals of Scientific and Engineering Research, International Journal of Mathematics Trends and Technology, , IOSR Journal of Mathematics Dr. A.Darlin Mary 2 IJERA, IJERT Scopus Mr. Y.Samson 1 Science Direct Scopus Mr.M.Maria Lenin 2 Materials Today Scopus Dr.J.Johnson 1 Chemical science Scopus Transaction Mr.A.Rejo Jeice 6 Materials Today, Indian Scopus, Web Journal of Physics, of Science Chinese Physics B, Journal of Nano Structure, e-Journal of nano science and Nano Technology
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 104 Dr. M.Amalanathan 30 Spectro Chimica Acta Scopus, Wiely- (SAA), Journal of Interscience, Molecular structure American (JMS), Journal of Chemical Physical Chemistry Society and (JPC), Journal of Springer Raman spectroscopy (JRS), Chemical Physics (CP), Optics and Spectroscopy (OS) and Asian Journal of Spectroscopy (AJS) Mr. M.Mohanadhas 4 International Journal of IJCSIT, Computer Science and IJERA Information Technology, International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications Mrs. P.M.Jogi Priya 2 Life Science Journal Life Science Site Mrs.A.L.Hemalatha 2 Journal of basic and Bioresearch applied biology Dr.J.M. Sasi Premila 2 Journal of Scholars Computational Methods Research in Molecular Design, Library, IJPPS International Journal of journal. pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences Mrs.G.Prabha 1 Journal of basic and Bioresearch applied biology Dr. J. Stephen Davis 1 The Journal of Kisan World (till 2014-15) Agriculture Dr.Brindha 3 International Journal of IJERA Chemical and analytical Publication, Science, International Scopus, Journal of Engineering Hindawi Research and Publishing Applications, Journal of Corporation Applied Chemistry Dr.S. Mary Helen 3 Drug Invension Today, Scopus, IJSRD International Journal for Publication Scientific Research & Development
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 105 Dr.M.Jayarajan 2 Asian Journal Applied Knowledgia Sciences, Research Review, Journal of Academic Environmental Sciences Journals Inc. Mr.J.Eugin Shaji 4 Journal Environmental Institute for Nano Technology, Environmental International Research Nanotechnolog Journal of y, International Environmental Science, Science Asian Journal of Community Applied Research, Association, Internation Journal of Yadava Current science Publication, Research Dr.BGR Publications
Mrs.M.Antila 2 Asian Journal of V Publications, Princela Research Chemicals, Pharma Asian Journal of Research Chemicals and Publication Pharmaceutical Research
Mrs.Jaya Prabha International Journal of IJERA Engineering Research Publication, and Applications, IJSRD International Journal for Publication Scientific Research and Development Mrs.S.S.Sajitha 1 International Journal of IJERA Engineering Research Publication and Applications
Monographs : Nil Chapter in Books : Nil Books Edited 1. Dr T. Suresh is one of the editors of CYBA series –II. Name of the book “Emerging Trends in Drug Discovery from Natural products”. 2. Dr. M. Amalanathan, Assistant Professor of Physics published the book ‘Practical Physics’ by Root & Wings Publications, Trivandrum. 3. Dr. P.S. Rajesh, Sub Editor, Marthandam Malai - Monthly Magazine 4. Dr. P.S. Rajesh, Editor, Yen Nanban, Weekly Magazine
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 106 5. Dr. P.S. Rajesh, Editor, Annai Mozhi, Monthly Magazine 6. Dr.Janet Y Selvia Associate Professor, Department of Commerce authored a book tittled ‘Career Planning’ in April 2008.
Books with ISBN/ ISSN numbers with details of publishers Table 3.11 List of Books Published with ISBN numbers by Faculty and students Name of the faculty/ Name of the Book ISBN Details of student Number publishers Dr. B. Stephen John Vector Calculus & 978-81-907144-6-4 Divya Jothi Theory of Equations Dr. B. Stephen John Analytical Geometry 978-81-907145-6-4 Divya Jothi of 3D & Vector Differentiation Dr. B. Stephen John Analytical Solid 978-81-907144-5-7 IDEAL Geometry G. M. Adlin Joe Zifhono Fno and the 978-1-4969-7683-3 March 2014 (B. A. English) Release of the Fairies- A Fantasy upon Noland
Table 3.12. Journals with ISBN numbers with details of publishers Sl.No. Name ISBN Number Details of Publications 1. Mrs. C. Ajitha 978-81-92618371 Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil 2. Mrs. C. Ajitha 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk;
3. Mrs. C. Ajitha 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 4. Dr. C.Little Flower 13-978-81-909074-4- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; Fkhp 6 jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 5. Dr. C.Little Flower 978-81-907349-1-2 jkpo;fiy ,yf;fpa ngUkd;wk;> Fkhp khtl;lk;. 6. Dr. C.Little Flower 978-81-910216-6-0 FwpQ;rp gjpg;gfk; 7. Dr. C.Little Flower 978-81-926183-7-1 Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil 8. Dr. C.Little Flower 978-93-81006-83-2 nrk;%jha; gjpg;gfk;> nrd;id. 9. Dr. C.Little Flower 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 10. Dr. C.Little Flower 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 107 11. Mrs.R. Subaja 13-978-81-909074-6- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; 0 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 12. Mrs.R. Subaja 978-81-910216-6-0 FwpQ;rp gjpg;gfk; 13. Mrs.R. Subaja 978-93-81006-83-2 nrk;%jha; gjpg;gfk;> nrd;id. 14. Mrs.R. Subaja 978-81-926183-7-1 Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil 15. Mrs.R. Subaja 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 16. Mrs. R. Subaja 978-93-81-658-10-9 Proceedings of the Kanyakumari Academy of Arts and Sciences 17. Mrs. R. Subaja 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 18. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 19. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 978-81-926183-7-1 Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil 20. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 978-81-93-0440-1-8 ngay; gjpg;gfk; cUK jdyl;Rkp fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp. 21. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 978-93-80243-82-5 Raja Publications, Tiruchirapalli. 22. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 23. Dr. A. Christal 978-81-907480-9-5 Proceedings of the Sheeba International Seminar SBASH-2014 24. Dr. A. Christal 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; Sheeba 25. Dr. A. Christal 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Sheeba Tholayavattam 26. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 978-93-81992-03-6 md;id Ntshq;fz;zp kfsph; fy;Y}hp> nrd;id. 27. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 13-978-81-909074-5- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; Fkhp 3 jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 28. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 13-978-81-909074-6- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; 0 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 29. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 978-81-926183-7-1 Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil 30. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk;
31. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 97978-93-81104-53-8 Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 108 32. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 33. Dr. P. S. Rajesh 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 34. Dr. P. S. Rajesh 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 35. Mrs. T. Mabel Rani 978-81-926183-7-1 Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil 36. Mrs. T. Mabel Rani 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 37. Mrs. T. Mabel Rani 13-978-81-909074-3- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; 9 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 38. Dr. R. Adlin Jeba 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 39. Dr. K. Aji 13-978-81-909074-5- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; 3 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 40. Dr. K. Aji 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 41. Miss. S. Thanga 978-93-81-658-10-9 Kanyakumari Academy of Preetha Malar Arts and Sciences 42. Miss. S. Thanga 978-93-81992-03-6 md;id Ntshq;fz;zp Preetha Malar kfsph; fy;Y}hp> nrd;id. 43. Miss. S. Thanga 13-978-81-909074-5- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; Preetha Malar 3 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 44. Miss. S. Thanga 978-93-81992-76-0 md;id Ntshq;fz;zp Preetha Malar kfsph; fy;Y}hp> nrd;id 45. Miss. S. Thanga 13-978-81-909074-6- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; Preetha Malar 0 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 46. Miss. S. Thanga 13-978-81-909074-7- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; Preetha Malar 7 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 47. Miss. S. Thanga 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Preetha Malar Tholayavattam 48. Mrs. E. Rejila Mary 13-978-81-909074-5- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; 3 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 49. Mrs. E. Rejila Mary 978-93-81-992-60-9 mf;dp rpwFfs;> nra;ahW 50. Mrs. E. Rejila Mary 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 51. Mrs. D. Joen Joselin 81-908397-2-3 National Conference on Zealous Language Teaching organized by SRM University, Chennai
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 109 52. Mrs. D. Joen Joselin 978-81-898434-9-6 Vels University, Chennai 53. Mrs.J. Jesu Latha 978-81-928385-0-2 V.O. Chithambaram College Publication 54. Mr. C. I. Rajesh 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 55. Mr. C. I. Rajesh 978-9-381723-48-7 VHNSNCollege,Viruthunagar 56. Mr. G.Dominic Babu 978-81-910747-6-5 Proceedings of the International Conference on Advanced Technologies in Computing, Women’s Christian College, Nagercoil 57. Dr. M. Amalanathan 978-0-7354-0606-3/08 American Institute of Physics 58. Dr.M.Jospin Rani 978-93-81-208-11-3 G. K. Publisher (DAKSHIN), Chennai Hindustan College of Arts & Science, Chennai 59. Mr. J.Algin Jose 978-93-85477-69-0 Proceedings of the National Conference on Role of Commerce in Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development of India 60. Mr. J.Algin Jose 978-93-84734-04-6 B-DIGEST Publications, Nagercoil 61. Mr.B.Sujin 978-93-82570-67-7 Hikey Media 62. Mr.B.Sujin 978-93-81992-46-3 Scitech Publications (India) Pvt. Ltd 63. Mr.B.Sujin 978-81-8371-696-3 Scitech Publications (India) Pvt. Ltd. 64. Mr.B.Sujin 978-81-925275-1-2 B Club, Chennai 65. Mr.B.Sujin 978-81-8094-136-8 MJP Publishers 66. Mr.B.Sujin 978-81-925275-0-5 B Club, Chennai 67. Dr.Janet Y Selvia 978-81-908498-0-7 Shils Publishers 68. Dr.Janet Y Selvia 978-81-90-8498-1-4 Shils Publishers 69. Dr.J.Stephen Davis 978-81-908792-5-5 Evans Printers and Publishers. 70. Dr T. Suresh 978-93-80819-05-1 Hari Crish Publication 71. Dr. S. Jeya 978-81-981482-0-5 Proceeding of the International Conference on ‘Insect Pest Management – A Current Scenario’, St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous), Palayamkottai
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 110 Table 3.13 Journals with ISSN numbers with details of publishers Sl.No. Name ISSN Details of Publications Number 1. Mrs. R. Subaja 2249-4956 vl;Lj;njhifAk; Rw;Wr;#oYk; (ettu thogaium sutru soozhalum) 2. Mrs.F.Meena 0970-2810 Role of spicies in Jhumpa Lahiri’s writing, Poet Theresa Crit, 2014, volume 1, pp 71. 3. Mrs.F.Meena 0970-2810 Repudiating culture in Jhumpa Lahiri’s writing Theresa Poet Crit, 2014, volume 2, pp 71. 4. Mr. C. I. Rajesh 2349-8684 ‘Listening Paves the Path: Acquiring a Language is the Concept of a Mind and notp ressure’, International Journal of Multidisciplinary,Volume2, Special Issue: 3, Feb. 2013’. 5. Dr. B. Stephen John 22309888 ‘Vertex Cover Polynomial of Kn × K2’, International Journal of Mathematics and Computer Research, Volume2 (2014), 670-673. 6. Dr. B. Stephen John 22295046 ‘Vertex Cover Polynomial Of Generalized Wheel’, International Journal of Mathematical Archive5(B),2014, 146-150. 7. Dr. B. Stephen John 2320-7167 Vertex Cover Polynomial of Tensor Product of Cn× P2’, International Journal of Mathematics and Computer Research, Volume3(7)(2015), 1081-1096 8. Dr. B. Stephen John 2229-5046 ‘Magic Hypercube and its Cover Ploynomial’, International Journal of Mathematical Archieve- 6(10), 2015, 1-13. 9. Mr.M.Anto 2249-6645 ĝ*s – closed sets its topological space, International Journal of Modern Engineering Research Vol 4 (2014) 32-38 10. Mr.M.Anto 0975-833x ĝ*s – continuous maps in topological spaces, International Journal of Current Research Vol 7 (2015) 23251-23256 11. Mr.M.Anto 2230-9926 ĝ**s –closed sets in topological spaces, International Journal of Development Research,
12. Mr.G.Dominic Babu 1311-8080 Asymptotic Properties of Solutions of Higher OrderVol. 5, NonlinearIssue, 12, pp. Generalized 6195-6203, Difference December, 2015 Equation, International Journal of pure and applied Mathematics, 25(1) (2012), 125-138 13. Mr.G.Dominic Babu 0974-3200 Oscillation, Non-oscillation and Growth of Solution of Generalized Second Order Non- linear Difference Equations, Global Journal of Mathematical Sciences; Theory and Practical. Vol 4 number 3(2012), pp.211-225
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 111 14. Mr.G.Dominic Babu 1311-8080 Oscillation and Non-oscillation for Certain Class of First and Second Order Generalized α- Difference Equations, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, 78(3) (2012), 451-468 15. Mr.G.Dominic Babu 2090-4770 Oscillation, Non-oscillation and Growth of Solution of Generalized Non-linear Difference Equation of Second Order, Journal of Modern Methods in Numerical Mathematics,3(2)(2012), 22-44 16. Mr.G.Dominic Babu 0973-6301 Asymptotic Behaviour of Solutions of Generalized Non-Linear Difference Equation of Second Order, Communications in Differential and Difference Equations, 3(1) (2012), 13-21 17. Mr.G.Dominic Babu 2229-5518 Generalized Partial sums on Infinite series of Rational Factorial Functions, International Journals of Scientific and Engineering Research, 3(11) (2012), 117-124 18. Mr. G.Dominic 2277 – l2(l) and c0 solution of second order generalized Babu 6613 difference equation, Proceedings of the National Conference on Application of Mathematics in Science and Engineering, Sacred Heart College, Tirupattur, (2010), 81-88. 19. Mr. G.Dominic 2278-5728 Infinite Series Obtained By Backward Alpha Babu Difference Operator With Real Variable, IOSR Journal of Mathematics (Volume 11, Issue 5 Ver. I ( 2015) 20. Mr. G.Dominic 2231-5373 Backward Alpha Difference Operator with Real Babu Variable and its Finite Series , International Journal of Mathematics Trends and Technology - Vol. 25 – 2015 21. Mrs. M. P. Annie 2229-5046 ‘Magic Hypercube and its Cover Ploynomial’, Subitha International Journal of Mathematical Archieve- 6(10), 2015,1-13. 22. Dr.J.Johnson 2278-3318 Spectral Studies on Trimetallic (CdxHgy- xZn1-y) Thiocyanate Crystals, Journal of Chemical Science Transaction, 2014, 3(2) , pp 731-735 23. Dr.J.Johnson 2454-5422 “Growth and Characterization of Cobalt doped trimetalic Thocynate” International Journal of Currwent Science Research”
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 112 24. Mr.Y.Samson 2327-4085 The influence of benzophenone substitution on the physic-chemical characterization of 8- Hydroxy Quirolione NLO single crystals, Journals of minerals and materials characterization and engineering2012,11,769- 773 25. Mr.M.Maria Lenin 1369-7021 Non linear phonon polariton excitations in quantum dot super lattices “Materials Today Proceedings” 2015 (2) 959-964 26. Mr.M.Maria Lenin 0974-4290 Polariton of a Quantum Wire Superlattice system” International conference on Nanoscience and Nano technology AIP Conference Prodeedings 1665 (2014) 090037(1-3) 27. Mr. A.Rejo Jeice 1678-4448 “Correlation energy in a triplet state of a two- electron spherical quantum dot”, Brazilian journal of Physics 39 3(2009)526-530. 28. Mr. A.Rejo Jeice 1793-6578 “Effects of hydrostatic pressure and polaronic effects on the correlation energies in a spherical quantum dot”, International Journal of Modern Physics B, 24 (2010) 5561-5569. 29. Mr. A.Rejo Jeice 2251- “Effect of temperature and pressure on 788X correlation energy in a triplet state of a two electron spherical quantum dot”, Journal of Nanostructures 3 (2013) 347‐357. 30. Mr. A.Rejo Jeice 2320- “Effects of hydrostatic pressure and Aluminum 432X concentration on confined energies in a Parabolic Quantum Dot”, Coromandal Journal of Science2,(2013) 16-21. 31. Mr. A.Rejo Jeice 0974-9845 “Confined energy of two electrons in a Spherical Quantum Dot with Interaction effects”, Indian Journal of Physics, 88 10 (2014) 1031-1036. 32. Mr. A.Rejo Jeice 1348-0391 “Effect of Temperature and Hydrostatic Pressure on Binding Energy of an Exciton in a Spherical quantum dot” e-Journal of Surface Science and Nanotechnology 12 (2014) 358-362. 33. Mr. A.Rejo Jeice 2320-0928 “Effect of temperature and Conduction band non-parabolicity on electronic states in a spherical quantum dot”, Indian Journal of Advances in Chemical Science. 3(2) (2015) 185- 191
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 113 34. Mr. A.Rejo Jeice 0974-4290 “Tunable Polariton BandGap in Quantum Wire Superlattice System”, International Journal of ChemTech Research CODEN (USA): IJCRGG Vol.7, No.3, pp 1526-1528, 2014-201 35. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1089-5639 Charge Transfer Interaction and Terahertz Studies of a Nonlinear Optical Material L- Glutamine Picrate: A DFT Study “Journal of Physical Chemistry A 114 (2010) 13055–13064” 36. Dr.M.Amalanathan 0022-2860 Molecular structure, vibrational spectra and nonlinear optical properties of L-Valine Hydrobromide: DFT study “Journal of Molecular Structure 985 (2011) 48-56” 37. Dr.M.Amalanathan 0022-2860 Vibrational and Terahertz spectral Investigation and nonlinear optical properties of L- Phenylalanine phenylalanium nitrate –A DFT study “Journal of Molecular Structure 1006 (2011) 513-526” 38. Dr.M.Amalanathan 0022-2860 Infrared and Raman spectra, vibrational assignment, NBO analysis and DFT calculations of 6-amino 114odellin “Journal of Molecular Structure 980 (2010) 24-30”. 39. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Density functional theory calculations and Vibrational spectral analysis of 3,5-(Dinitro benzoic acid) “Spectrochimica Acta A 78 (2011) 437-1444”. 40. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Intramolecular charge delocalization and nonlinear optical properties of push- pull chromophore 1-(4-N, N- dimethylaminopyridinium) acetic acid bromide monohydrate from vibrational spectra “Spectrochimica Acta A 78 (2011) 264-272”. 41. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 NBO analysis and vibrational spectra of 2,6- bis(p-methyl benzylidene cyclohexanone) using density functional theory L. Padmaja, M. Amalanathan, C. Ravikumar and I. Hubert Joe “Spectrochimica Acta Part A: 74(2009)349”. 42. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Vibrational spectra and first order hyperpolarizability studies of Dimethyl amino pyridinium 4-nitrophenolate 4-nitrophenol “Spectrochimica Acta Part A 81 (2011) 151-161 43. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Vibrational spectral analysis of nonlinear optical crystal L-Prolinium picrate: A density functional theory study “Spectrochemica Acta 96 (2012) 10-17”
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 114 44. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Analysis of Vibrational Spectra and Nonlinear Optical Properties of Organic Molecule L- Alaninium Formate “Spectrochimica Acta Part A 86 (2011) 174-180”. 45. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Vibrational Spectral Investigation and Natural Bond Orbital analysis of anti-Rheumatoid drug Ethyl 4-nitrophenylacetate-DFT approach “Spectrochemica Acta (2012)98(2012)413-422”. 46. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Molecular structure, Normal Coordinate Analysis, Harmonic Vibrational frequencies, Natural Bond Orbital, TD-DFT calculations and biological activity analysis of antioxidant drug 7- hydroxycoumarin “Spectrochemica Acta 101 (2013) 370-381”. 47. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Vibrational spectral investigation and molecular polarizability studies of NLO crystal Naphthalene Picrate for THZ application “Spectrochemica Acta 108 (2013) 256-267”. 48. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Vibrational Spectra, Molecular Structure, Natural Bond Orbital, First Order Hyperpolarizability, TD-DFT and Thermodynamic analysis of 4-amino-3-hydroxy- 1-naphthalenesulfonic acid by DFT approach “Spectrochemica Acta 107(2013) 167-178”. 49. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Vibrational Spectral Investigation and natural bond orbital analysis of Pharmaceutical compound 7-Amino-2,4-dimethylquinolinium formate- DFT approach “Spectrochemica Acta 115 (2013) 595-602”. 50. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Normal coordinate analysis and Nonlinear Optical Response of cross-conjugated system 4,4-Dimethyl Benzophenone “Spectrochemica Acta 116 (2013) 574-83” 51. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Studies on molecular structure, vibrational spectra and molecular Docking analysis of 3- Methyl-1,4-dioxo-1,4-di- hydronaphthalen-2-yl 4-aminobenzoate“Spectrochemica Acta130,2014 ,591-603”. 52. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Vibrational Spectra (FT-IR and FT-Raman), Molecular Structure, Natural Bond Orbital, and TD- DFT analysis of L-Asparagine Monohydrate by Density Functional Theory approach, Spectrochemica Acta 133 (2014) 190-200
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 115 53. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Study on conformational stability, molecular structure, vibrational spectra, NBO, TD-DFT, HOMO and LUMO analysis of 3,5- dinitrosalicylic acid by DFT techniques “Spectrochemica Acta 136 (2015) 1107-1118” 54. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1097-4555 Theoretical and vibrational spectral investigation of sodium salt of Acenocoumarol “Journal of Raman Spectroscopy 40 (2009) 1033-1038. 55. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1097-4555 Density functional theory calculation and vibrational spectral analysis of 4-hydroxy-3-(3- oxo-1-phenylbutyl)-2H-1-benzopyran-2-one Journal of Raman Spectroscopy 41(2010) 1076–1084”. 56. Dr.M.Amalanathan 0301-0104 Molecular first order hyperpolarizability and vibrational spectral investigation of Warfarin Sodium “Chemical Physics 78 (2010) 88–102”. 57. Dr.M.Amalanathan 0971-9237 Molecular Structure, Vibrational spectra and theoretical studies of Bis Glycyl glycinium Oxalate Asian journal of spectroscopy 2010 87- 105. 58. Dr.M.Amalanathan 0971-9237 Molecular structure and spectroscopic properties of L-Histidinium dihydrogen monophosphate monohydrate: FT-Raman, FT-IR ,SERS and DFT computations “Asian journal of spectroscopy (2012) 207-224”. 59. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1562-6911 FT-IR, FT-Raman, FT-NMR spectra and DFT simulations of 4-(4-Fluoro-phenyl)-1H- imidazole “Optics and Spectroscopy, 2013, Vol. 114, No. 4, pp. 525–536”. 60. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1562-6911 Molecular structure, vibrational spectral investigation and the confirmation analysis of 4-Methylesculetin molecule “Optics and Spectroscopy, 2013, Vol. 116, No. 3, pp.348-359 61. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 Vibrational Spectra (FT-IR and FT-Raman), Molecular Structure, Natural Bond Orbital, and TD-DFT analysis of L-Asparagine Monohydrate by Density Functional Theory approach Spectrochemica Acta 133 (2014) 190-200” 62. Dr.M.Amalanathan 2153-2435 FT-IR and FT-Raman spectral investigation and DFT Computations of Pharmaceutical Important Molecule: Ethyl 2- (4-Benzoyl-2,5-Dimethylphenoxy) Acetate, PharmaceuticaAnalyticaActa7 2016 1-6
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 116 63. Dr.M.Amalanathan 0022-2860 FT-IR Molecular structure and Charge transfer contributions to nonlinear optical property of 2-Methyl-4-Nitroaniline: A DFT Study “Journal of Molecular Structure 1112 (2016) 63-70” 64. Mrs.A.Darlin Mary 2278-0181 Electrical Measurement on Zinc-Magnesium Tris(Thiourea) Sulphate (ZMTS) single crystals “International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology Vol.3 (2014) 615”. 65. Mrs.A.Darlin Mary 2248-9622 Growth and Characterization of Zinc- Magnesium Tris(Thiourea) Sulphate (ZMTS) single crystals “Journal of Engineering Research and Applications, ol. 3, 2013”. 66. Dr.S.R.Brintha 2248-9622 Growth and Characterization of pure and ferrous sulphate doped BisthioureaZine chloride, “International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications, Vol 5 (2015) pp. 57-62” 67. Dr.S.R.Brintha 0976-1206 Isotherm Studies on Adsorption of Crystal Violet Dye Using Zinc Oxide Adsorbents, “International journal of chemical and analytical science, 2012, 3(10) 1573-1577.” 68. Dr.S.R.Brintha 2278-5736 “Synthesis And Characterisation of ZnO Nanoparticles via Aqueous Solution, sol-gel and Hydrothermal Methods”, IOSR Journal of Applied Chemistry, Volume 8, Issue 11 Ver. 1 (Nov. 2015), PP 66-72 69. Dr. S. Mary Helen 0975 - Equilibrium Studies on the Removal of Methyl 7619 Orange Dye from Aqueous Solution by Adsorption onto a Biopolymer, “ Drug Invention Today, 2012, 4(11) 590-593” 70. Dr. S. Mary Helen 2319-7064 “Characterization and Antimicrobial Study of Nickel Nanoparticles Synthesized from Dioscorea (Elephant Yam) by Green Route”, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR). 71. Dr. S. Mary Helen 2321-0613 Characterization and Antimicrobial Study of Cobalt Nanoparticles Synthesized from Manihot Esculent (Tapioca) by Green Route 72. Dr. M. Jaya Rajan 1996-3343 Agricultural Waste of Jackfruit peel Nano- Porous Adsorbent for Removal of Rhodamine Dye, “Asian Journal of Applied Sciences 4(3) (2011) 263 – 270.”
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 117 73. Dr. M. Jaya Rajan 1819-3412 Use of Low Cost Nano-Prous Materials of Pomelo Fruit Peel Wastes in Removal of Textile Dye, “Research journal of Environmental Sciences 5(5) (2011) 434 – 443.” 74. Mr. J. Eugin Shaji 2454-5422 “Analysis of Radionuclide Level in Soil and Rock Powder Samples and Assessment of Radiological Risks”, International Journal of Current Science Research, Volume 2; Issue: 1; January 2016, pp. 261-274 75. Mr. J. Eugin Shaji 2395-1702 Assessment Of Heavy Metal Concentration In River Sediments Of Kanyakumari District, “Asian Journal of Applied Research, Volume 01 (2015) 08-13.” 76. Mr. J. Eugin Shaji 2319-5541 Measurement of 210Po and 210Pb activity concentration in Rock samples of western ghats, Tamil Nadu, India Vol.3 (2014) 16-19 77. Mr. J. Eugin Shaji 2319-1414 Studies on Radionuclides 226Ra, 238U, 228Th and 40K in river sediment samples of Kanyakumari District, Tamil Nadu, India Vol.4(3) (2015) 17- 20 78. Mr. J. Eugin Shaji 2319-6750 Radioactivity measurement in river sediments and aquatic organisims of Kanyakumari Distict Vol.12 (2013) 17-20 79. Mrs. M. Antilin 2319-1414 Synthesis and Characterisation of Bioactive Princela Transition Metal Complexes of Zr(IV) and Th(IV) using di-α-formylmethoxy bis (3- pentadecenylphenyl) methane(DFMPM) “Asian Journal of Pharmacetical Research 3, 17-20, 2015.” 80. Mrs. M. Antilin 2347-8322 Synthesis and Characterisation of Bioactive princela Transition Metal Complexes of Copper, Cobalt and Nickel using di-α-formylmethoxy bis (3- pentadecenylphenyl) methane(DFMPM) derived from Cardanol, “Asian Journal of Research in Chemistry 3(1) (2015), 208 -214” 81. Mrs. M. Jaya Brabha 2248-9622 Growth and Characterization of pure and ferrous sulphate doped BisthioureaZine chloride, “International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications, Vol 5, Issue 10, (Part-3) (2015) 57-62” 82. Mrs. M. Jaya Brabha 2321-0613 Growth and Characterization of pure and anthranilic acid doped BisthioureaZine chloride, International Journal for Scientific Research and Development
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 118 83. Mrs. M. Jaya Brabha 2321-0613 Growth and Characterization of Nickel Sulphate Doped Bis ThioureaZinc Chloride, International Journal for Scientific Research and Development,vol 3,Issue 08 84. Mrs. M. Jaya Brabha 2278-0181 Analysis of Macronutrients (Calcium and magnesium) and Trace Elements (Iron &Zine) in Common Edible Indian Foods, “International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology, Volume. 5-Issue. 02, 2016” 85. Mrs. S. S. Sajitha 2278-0181 Analysis of Macronutrients (Calcium and magnesium) and Trace Elements (Iron &Zine) in Common Edible Indian Foods, “International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology, Volume. 5-Issue. 02, 2016” 86. Mr. M.Mohanadhas 0976-8491 A Comparative study of salt and pepper noise reduction, “International journal of Computer Science and Technology, 2012, Vol 3, Issue 2.” 87. Mr. M.Mohanadhas 0975-8887 A novel approach for salt and pepper noise removal using ROR and Contourlet Transform, International journal of Computer Science and Technology, May 2013, Vol 71- No 8 88. Mr. M.Mohanadhas 2248-9622 Multi model Biometric authentication Parameters on Human body, “International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications, 2012, Vol. 2, Issue3.” 89. Mrs.P.M.Jogi Priya 1097-8135 Analysing the 119odelling and performance of Greedi Perimeter stateless rooting protocol in highly dynamic mobile AdHoc network, “Life Science Journal 2013;10 (2)” 90. Mrs.P.M.Jogi Priya 1574- Ensuring Reliable Communication in Disaster 017X Recovery Operations with Reliable Routing Technique, Hindawi Publishing Corporation Mobile Information Systems Volume 2016, Article ID 9141329, 10 pages 91. Dr. G. Jerin Rose 2249-3417 Education and Economic Development, LPC Bulletin on Research, Vol. 4, No. 1-July 2013 92. Dr. G. Sujin 2319-1406 Occupational Stress among Banking Service Professionals, International Journal of Functional Management, Issue-2, Vol. 1, April-June 2013. 93. Dr. G. Sujin 2394-4692 FDI in India – A Perception Analysis. MASS Bulletin – An International Journal of Management and Social Sciences. Vol. 1, pp.8- 12.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 119 94. Dr T. Suresh 0972-9720 In vitro antibacterial potential of choosen entophytic fungai isolated from tomato plant roots, “Journal of Theoretical and Experimental Biology (2014) 26-31” 95. Mrs.A.L.Hemalatha 0973-8207 Screening and optimization of laccase enzyme in selected microbes “Journal of basic and applied biologyVol.8 (2014) 26-35” 96. Mrs.A.L.Hemalatha 0973-8207 Isolation and characterization of bio active protein producing Pseudomonas species and Vibrio species from marine sponge Suberites ficus and its toxicological studies “Journal of basic and applied biology Vol.7 (2013) 75-82” 97. Dr.J.M.Sasi Premila 2250- Optimization of alpha amylase production by 20141 newly isolated Bacillus stearothermphilus KDP from sago industry waste “International journal of Bio Research Vol.16 (2013) 17-21” 98. Dr.J.M.Sasi Premila 0975-1491 Antioxidant and anti candidal activity studies on phyllanthin compound from Phyllanthus niruri “International journal of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences Vol.6 (2014) 323-326” 99. Dr.J.M.Sasi Premila 2231-3176 Accurate prediction of breast cancer gene BRCA1 domain ligands with potential drugs via homology modelling, Journal of computational methods and molecular designVol.1 (3) (2011) 1-10 100. Dr.J.M.Sasi Premila 0972-9720 Optimization of α-amylase Production by Bacillus subtilis Kdp Isolated from Sago Industry Waste, Journal of Theoretical and Experimental Biology, 9 (3 and 4): 97-103, 2013 101. Mrs.G.Prabha 0973-8207 Genetic diversity analysis in five cassia species using RAPD markers “Journal basic and applied biology vol. 1,2 (2010) 160-167” 102. Dr.S.Jeya 0973-8207 Studies on the repellence of 3 Plant extract to Tribolium Castaneum HERBST “Basic and Applied Biology Vol.5 (2011) 315-19” 103. Mrs.X.Mary 2349-6886 Vermicompsting of Paddy straw and its Jecintha performance evaluation, TELER (Teacher, Learner and Researcher), Vol. II, Issue 1, Dec 2011,pp73-76.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 120 Table 3.14 Proceedings with ISBN Numbers by Department Sl. No. Name of the Name of the Book ISBN Details of Department Number publishers 1. Tamil ,Ugjhk; Ehw;whz;L 978-97-80340- Octo Printers, jkpo; ,yf;fpa 01-6 Tholayavattam gilg;Gfspd; Nghf;Ffs; 2. Tamil rkaKk; jkpOk; 978-81-929216- njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 1-7
Citation Index Table 3.15 List Citation of Published papers
Sl.No. Cited Paper Number of Citation Citation Index of Dr. M.Amalanathan-231
1. Theoretical and vibrational spectral investigation of 36 sodium salt of Acenocoumarol I. Hubert Joe, Irena Kostova, C. Ravikumar Journal of Raman Spectroscopy 40 (2009) 1033-1038. 2. Density functional theory calculations and vibrational 29 spectral analysis of 3, 5-(dinitrobenzoic acid) M Amalanathan, VK Rastogi, IH Joe, MA Palafox, R Tomar Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 78 (2011) 437-1444. 3. Molecular structure, vibrational spectra and nonlinear 19 optical properties of L-valine hydrobromide: DFT study M Amalanathan, IH Joe, VK Rastogi Journal of Molecular Structure 985 (1) (2011) 48-56 4. Infrared and Raman spectra, vibrational assignment, 24 NBO analysis and DFT calculations of 6-aminoflavone M.Amalanathan, I.Hubert Joe, Y. Erdogdu, O. Unsalan Journal of Molecular Structure 980 (2010) 24-30 5. Charge Transfer Interaction and Terahertz Studies of a 18 Nonlinear Optical Material L-Glutamine Picrate: A DFT Study M Amalanathan, I.Hubert Joe, SS Prabhu The Journal of Physical Chemistry A 114 (50), 13055- 13064 6. Vibrational spectra and natural bond orbital analysis of 12 organic crystal L-prolinium picrate B Edwin, M Amalanathan, I. Hubert Joe Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 96 (2012) 10-17
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 121 7. Analysis of vibrational spectra and nonlinear optical 9 properties of organic molecule L-alaninium formate C Jesintha John, TS Xavier, M Amalanathan, IH Joe, VK Rastogi Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 86 (2012) 174-180 8. Molecular structure, Normal Coordinate Analysis, 9 Harmonic Vibrational frequencies, Natural Bond Orbital, TD-DFT calculations and biological activity analysis of antioxidant drug 7-hydroxycoumarin M Amalanathan, S. Sebastian, S. Sylvestre, D. Jayarajan Spectrochemica Acta A 101 (2013) 370-381 9. Vibrational spectra and first order hyperpolarizability 9 studies of dimethyl amino pyridinium 4-nitrophenolate 4-nitrophenol C Jesintha John, M Amalanathan, AR Twinkle, P Srinivasan, IH Joe Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 81 (2011) 151-161 10. Vibrational spectral investigation and natural bond 10 orbital analysis of pharmaceutical compound 7-Amino- 2, 4-dimethylquinolinium formate–DFT approach DM Suresh, M Amalanathan, S Sebastian, D Sajan, IH Joe, VB Jothy Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 115(2013) 595-602 11. Density functional theory studies on molecular structure 8 and vibrational spectra of NLO crystal l-phenylalanine phenylalanium nitrate for THz application M Amalanathan, IH Joe, VK Rastogi Journal of Molecular Structure 1006 (1) (2011) 513-526 12. Vibrational spectra, molecular structure, natural bond 7 orbital, first order hyperpolarizability, TD-DFT and thermodynamic analysis of 4-amino-3-hydroxy-1- naphthalenesulfonic acid by DFT approach S Sebastian, S Sylvestre, N Sundaraganesan, M Amalanathan, Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 107 (2013) 167-178 13. Vibrational spectra (FT-IR and FT-Raman), molecular 4 structure, natural bond orbital, and TD-DFT analysis of L-Asparagine Monohydrate by Density Functional Theory approach S Sylvestre, S Sebastian, S Edwin, M Amalanathan, S Ayyapan Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 133 (2014)190-200 14. Molecular first order hyperpolarizability and vibrational 4 spectral investigation of Warfarin sodium I Kostova, M Amalanathan, IH Joe Chemical Physics 378 (1) (2011)
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 122 15. Molecular structure and vibrational spectral 3 investigation of charge transfer NLO crystal Naphthalene Picrate for THz application M Amalanathan, I Hubert Joe, VK Rastogi Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 108(2013) 256-267 16. Normal coordinate analysis and Nonlinear Optical 3 Response of cross-conjugated system 4,4-Dimethyl Benzophenone I Hubert Joe V K Rstogi M. Amalanathan, T.S. Xavier Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 116 (2013) 574-83 17. NBO analysis and vibrational spectra of 2, 6-bis (p- 2 methyl benzylidene cyclohexanone) using density functional theory L Padmaja, M Amalanathan, C Ravikumar, IH Joe Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 74 (208) Citation Index of Mr. A. Rejo Jeice – 22 1. Correlation energy in a triplet state of a two-electron spherical quantum dot A Rejo Jeice, K 14 Navaneethakrishanan Brazilian Journal of Physics 39 (3), 526-530 2. Effects of hydrostatic pressure and polaronic effects on the correlation energies in a spherical quantum dot A Sivakami, A Rejo Jeice, K Navaneethakrishnan 7 International Journal of Modern Physics B 24 (28), 5561-5569 3. Effect of Temperature and Pressure on Correlation Energy in a Triplet State of a Two Electron Spherical Quantum Dot 1 A Rejo Jeice, KS Joseph Wilson Journal of NanoStructures 3 (3), 347-357
SNIP Table 3.16 SNIP Values of the Journals
Sl.No. Name of the Staff Name of the Journal SNIP 1. Mr. G.Dominic Babu International Journal of Pure and 0.605(2013) Applied Mathematics 0.635(2014) 2. Mr. A.Rejo Jeice International Journal of 0.598 ChemTech Research 3. Dr. M.Amalanathan Journal of Molecular Structure 0.810 4. Dr. M.Amalanathan Spectrochimica Acta A Molecular and Biomolecular 1.166 Spectroscopy
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 123 5. Dr. M.Amalanathan Optics and Spectroscopy 0.602 6. Dr. M.Amalanathan Journal of Raman Spectroscopy 1.105 7. Dr. M.Amalanathan Chemical Physics 0.731 8. Mr.A.Rejo Jeice Materials Today (Proceedings) 3.318 9. Mr.M.Maria Lenin Materials Today (Proceedings) 3.318 10. Dr. S. Mary Helen Drug Invention Today 0.287 11. Mrs. M. Antilin Asian Journal of chemical & 0.481 (2013) princela Pharmaceutical Research
SJR Table 3.17 SJR values of the Journals
Sl.No. Name of the Staff Name of the Journal SJR 1. Mr. G. Dominic International Journal of Pure and 0.322 Babu Applied Mathematics (2013) 2. Mr.M.Maria Lenin Materials Today (Proceedings) 4.357 3. Mr.A.Rejo Jeice Materials Today (Proceedings) 4.357 4. Mr.A.Rejo Jeice e-Journal of Surface Science and 0.27 Nanotechnology 5. Mr.A.Rejo Jeice Brazilian journal of Physics 0.39 6. Mr.A.Rejo Jeice International Journal of Modern 0.35 Physics B 7. Mr.A.Rejo Jeice International Journal of ChemTech 0.21 Research 8. Dr. M.Amalanathan Journal of Physical Chemistry A 1.04 9. Dr. M.Amalanathan Chemical Physics 0.611 10. Dr. M.Amalanathan Journal of Molecular Structure 0.405 11. Dr. M.Amalanathan Spectrochimica Acta A 0.595 12. Dr. M.Amalanathan The Journal of Chemical Physics 1.21 13. Dr. M.Amalanathan Journal of Raman Spectroscopy 1.05 14. Dr. M.Amalanathan Asian journal of spectroscopy 0.1 15. Dr. M.Amalanathan Optics and Spectroscopy 0.29 16. Dr. S. Mary Helen Drug Invention Today 0.167 17. Dr. M. Jaya Rajan Asian Journal of Applied Sciences 0.19 18. Mrs. M. Antilin Asian Journal of chemical & 0.32 princela Pharmaceutical Research 19. Mr. M.Mohanadhas International journal of Computer 0.4 Science and Technology 20. Mr. P. M. Jogi Life Science Journal 0.16 Priya 21. Dr. J. M. Sasi International journal of pharmacy 0.3 Premila and pharmaceutical sciences 22. Mrs. X. Mary Journal of Molecular Structure 0.41 Jecintha
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 124 Impact factor Table 3.18 Impact Factor of the Journals
Name of the staff Name of the Journal Impact Factor 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Dr. B. Stephen International Journal of - 4.091 4.908 - - John Mathematical Archive Mr. M. Anto International Journal of - - - 5.349 6.226 Current Research Mr. M. Anto International Journal of - - 2.869 3.686 4.25 Development Research Mr. G. Dominic International Journal of - - - - 3.72 Babu Pure and Applied Mathematics Mr. G. Dominic Journal of Modern - 0.380 0.422 0.542 0.659 Babu Methods in Numerical Mathematics Mr. G. Dominic International Journal of - - - - 3.8 Babu Scientific and Engineering Research Mr. G. Dominic IOSR Journal of - - - - 1.759 Babu Mathematics Mr. G. Dominic International Journal of 0.462 0.564 0.675 1.469 Babu Mathematics Trends and Technology Dr. J. J. Johnson chemical science - - - 0.6062 - transactions journal Mr.Y.Samson Journals of minerals - - - 0.58 - and materials characterization and engineering Mr.M.Maria Lenin Materials Today - - 10.850 - - Proceedings Mr. A.Rejo Jeice Journal of Current - - - - 0.876 Research in Science Mr. A.Rejo Jeice Materials Today - - 10.850 - - Proceedings Mr. A.Rejo Jeice Indian Journal of - 0.251 0.284 0.387 0.453 Advances in Chemical Science Mr. A.Rejo Jeice Indian Journal of - - - - 1.377 Physics
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 125 Mr. A.Rejo Jeice Brazilian journal of 0.754 0.598 0.683 0.810 0.810 Physics Mr. A.Rejo Jeice International Journal 0.324 0.358 0.455 0.937 0.937 of Modern Physics B Mr. A.Rejo Jeice International Journal of - - - 0.515 - ChemTech Research Dr.M.Amalanathan Journal of Physical 2.946 2.771 2.775 2.693 2.693 Chemistry A Dr.M.Amalanathan Chemical Physics 1.696 1.696 1.696 1.696 1.652 Dr.M.Amalanathan Journal of Molecular 1.634 1.404 1.599 1.602 1.602 Structure Dr.M.Amalanathan Spectrochimica Acta.A 2.098 1.977 2.129 2.353 2.353 Dr.M.Amalanathan Journal of Raman 3.087 2.679 2.519 2.671 2.671 Spectroscopy Dr.M.Amalanathan The Journal of 3.333 3.164 3.122 2.952 2.952 Chemical Physics Dr.M.Amalanathan Optics and 0.61 0.559 0.673 0.723 0.723 Spectroscopy Mrs.A.Darlin International Journal - - 1.76 2.70 - Mary of Engineering Research and Technology Mrs.A.Darlin International Journal of - - - 1.69 1.69 Mary Engineering Research and Applications Dr.S.R.Brintha International journal of - 3.488 4.214 - - chemical and analytical science Dr. S. Mary Helen International Journal of - - - 5.611 - Science and Research Mrs. M. Jaya International Journal of - - - 1.69 1.69 Brabha Engineering Research and Applications Mrs. M. Jaya International Journal - - 0.523 0.655 2.415 Brabha for Scientific Research and Development Mrs. M. Jaya International Journal - - 1.76 2.70 - Brabha of Engineering Research and Technology Mrs. S. S. Sajitha International Journal - - 1.76 2.70 - of Engineering Research&Technology
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 126 Dr. M. Jaya Rajan Asian Journal of - 0.215 0.286 0.350 0.417 Applied Sciences Mrs. M. Antilin Asian Journal of - 0.361 0.398 0.467 0.543 princela chemical & Pharmaceutical Research Mr.M.Mohanadhas International journal of - - 0.478 0.567 0.657 Computer Science and Technology Mr.M.Mohanadhas International Journal of - - - 1.69 1.69 Engineering Research and Applications Mr. P. M. Jogi Life Science Journal - - - 2.702 - Priya Mr. P. M. Jogi Mobile Information - - - 0.949 - Priya Systems Mrs. X. Mary Journal of Molecular 1.634 1.404 1.599 1.602 1.602 Jacintha Structure
h-index Table 3.19 h-index Faculty
Name of the Name of the Journal h-index Staff Dr. M. Amalanathan Journal of Molecular Structure 9 Dr. A.Rejo Jeice Indian Journal of Physics 2
3.4.4 Provide details (if any) of • research awards received by the faculty • recognition received by the faculty from reputed professional bodies and agencies, nationally and internationally • incentives given to faculty for receiving state, national and international recognitions for research contributions
Research awards received by the faculty : Nil Rrecognition received by the faculty from reputed professional bodies and agencies, nationally and internationally : Yes • The Manonmanium Sundharanar University, Thirunelveli has recognized Dr. B. Stephen John, Associate Professor in Mathematics as a Research Supervisor to guide scholars to pursue Ph.D in Maths.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 127 • The Manonmanium Sundharanar University, Thirunelveli has recognized Dr. M.Amalanathan, Assistant Professor in Physics as a Research Supervisor to guide scholars to pursue Ph.D in Physics. Incentives given to faculty for receiving state, national and international recognitions for research contributions : Yes i. Additional incentives given to the staff, who completed Ph.D. ii. Staff members who have published minimum of two or more research articles in national and international journals are honoured during the College Day celebrations
3.5 Consultancy
3.5.1 Give details of the systems and strategies for establishing institute- industry interface?
Students carrying out their academic projects in industries and organizations
Table 3.20 List academic projects in association with industries and organizations Department Number of Industry/ Organization/ Projects Institute Chemistry 1 MS University, Paramakalyani Center for Environmental Sciences, Aalvarkurichi, Tirunelveli. Chemistry 2 Government Womens College, Trivandrum, Kerala MCA 2 BTREE Infotech, Trivandrum MCA 2 Regional Research Laboratory, Trivandrum (Council of Scientific & Industrial Research, Ministry of Human Resource & Development, Govt. of India MCA 5 Nest Cyber Campus, Trivandrum MCA 3 Kerala State Electronics Development Corporation Ltd., Kerala MCA 2 PRAGNYA Software Systems Pvt. Ltd., Trivandrum MCA 1 Micro Tech C. N. C. Private Limited, Hosur
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 128 MCA 1 Endeavor Technical Services, Inc., Manor MCA 1 Techno park Kerala India MCA 1 Travancore Career Guidance Center Pvt. Ltd., Trivandrum MCA 8 Trans Software Solutions, Trivandrum MCA 1 Victory Software Solution, Chennai MCA 6 Info Soft Technologies, Trivandrum MCA 1 INAPP InformationTechnologies (India) Pvt. Ltd., Trivandrum MCA 4 Bio-Informatic Solutions, Kerala MCA 1 Pentasoft Technologies Ltd., Chennai MCA 2 CMC Limited, Chennai MCA 7 GUILDSOFT Private Ltd., Trivandrum MCA 5 Software Technology Parks of India, Trivandrum MCA 1 Center for Development of Advanced Computing, Trivandrum MCA 2 Kirloskar Computer Services Ltd., Bangalore MCA 1 Global Research Institute for Advanced Networking Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore MCA 1 Neologix Software Solutions, Trivandrum MCA 1 WIPRO MCA 1 Savant India Institute of Technology, Chennai MCA 1 SSi Technologies, Chennai MCA 1 MSM Consultancy Services, Bangalore MCA 1 Lafozyis Software,Ooyour, Kerala MCA 3 RJ Systems, Software & Digital Technology, Coimbatore
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 129 MCA 3 Navo Infotech Pvt. Ltd., Chennai MCA 1 Sri Jaivel Integrated Automation,Coimbatore MCA 1 Bintelsoft, Chennai MCA 1 Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited, Trichy MCA 1 A-Square Micro Systems & Software, Chennai MCA 2 Femto soft Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Chennai MCA 3 CYGNET Software , Chennai MCA 7 SRM systems and Software Ltd., Chennai MCA 1 Hindustan Software Ltd., Chennai MCA 2 GFOX, Chennai MCA 3 Bin Soft Techno Solutions, Chennai MCA 1 Splendor Solutions, Chennai MCA 1 Pratian Technologies (India) Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore MCA 1 Global System Technologies (India ) Pvt. Ltd., Chennai MCA 2 Do Next Technologies, Chennai MCA 1 Indian Rare Earths Ltd., Manavalakurichi MCA 2 Sans Pareil Technologies, Chennai MCA 3 Jiffy Solutions, Chennai MCA 1 Pristine Pyramids Technology, Chennai MCA 1 Taccu Solutions, MCA 7 iDynamics Ltd., Trivandrum MCA 2 Informix Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Chennai MCA 4 Benzene Valley Technologies, Chennai MCA 2 CEGOM Soft Pvt. Ltd., Chennai MCA 1 Harrington Technologies, Chennai MCA 2 DE Horizon Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Chennai
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 130 MCA 1 Accent e Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Chennai MCA 8 Trinity Technologies, Trivandrum MCA 1 Balda Motherson Solution India Ltd., Kanchipuram MCA 1 Christos Power Technology, New Delhi MCA 1 Virutcham Sotware Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Nagercoil MCA 2 Divine Orchid Info Tech Pvt. Ltd., Chennai MCA 2 Timios Technologies, Chennai MCA 1 i-Nouvelles Software Solutions Ltd., Chennai MCA 5 INVICTUS Technology Solutions (P) Ltd., Chennai MCA 3 Sivamathi Animation Software & Electronics Ltd., Chennai MCA 1 Verus Solution, Chennai MCA 14 Sigma Tree Solution, Bangalore MCA 2 CERPS Technologies Pvt. Ltd., Kerala MCA 1 Podium Solutions, Coimbatore MCA 2 Visra Technology, Chennai MCA 1 Jas Info Systems, Chennai MCA 4 M-Squared Software & Services, Technopark, Trivandrum MCA 1 HCL Technologies Ltd., Chennai MCA 1 SAISYS Solutions, Chennai MCA 1 HCL Infosystems Ltd., New Delhi MCA 2 Onspec Technology Solutions Pvt. Ltd. , Chennai MCA 1 Equilivision Technologies, Trivandrum MCA 5 PEARLZ Info. Solutions, Chennai MCA 6 Acharya Virtual Solutions, Kaliyakkavilai MCA 5 Rohan Software Solutions, Coimbatore
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 131 MCA 1 SIROCo Technologies, Technopark, Trivandrum MCA 2 Stella Infotech, Karungal MCA 1 Ponira Technologies, Nagercoil MCA 1 Antrix Technologies, Marthandam Business 1 Derik Mart Pvt. Ltd., Nagercoil Administration Business 2 Lofty Optical Industries, Administration Puthukadai Business 1 Win Enterprizes Pvt. Ltd., Administration Nagercoil Business 1 Travancore Titanium Product Administration Pvt. Ltd., Travancore Business 1 Kurian Abraham Pvt. Ltd. Administration Glovest Divison: Comorin Latex Products, Nagercoil Business 2 Bharath Motors, Marthandam Administration Business 1 Indian Rare Earth’s Ltd., Administration Manavalakurichi Business 1 Kodai Car [s] Pvt. Ltd., Administration Palayamkottai, Trinelveli Business 1 Vijayalaksmi Cashew Company, Administration Kuzhithurai Business 1 Comorin Polymers and Administration Plantation Ltd, Maruthukottai, Thuckalay Business 1 JK Industries vaniyanvilai, Administration Nelveli Bio Technology 5 University College, Trivandrum Bio Technology 1 Punjabi University Patiala Bio Technology 4 Sun Agro Biotech Research Centre , Chennai Bio Technology 4 Biozone Research Technologies Chennai Bio Technology 3 AAVIN Milk Factory , Sholinganallur, Chennai
Eminent personalities from leading industries are invited and they share their experimental working knowledge with the students during the Seminars/Symposium
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 132 Table 3.21 List Eminent personalities visited in the College
Sl.No. Name Designation Topic Date of Visit 1. Dr. T. Jaya Environmental Toxicity Evaluation of 11.09.2009 Sekher Scientist,TNPCB, Atmospheric particles Tuticorin using Biotechnological Assays 2. Dr.J.Anil John TBGRI, Introduction to Phyto- 11.02.2011 Trivandrum Chemistry 3. Dr.K.B.Ramesh TBGRI, Diversity of Phyto- 11.02.2011 Kumar Trivandrum Chemistry 4. Dr. K.P. Chief consultant, Biotechnology and 07.03.2011 Srinivasakumar Reliance clinical Innovations Life sciences, Banglore 5. Mr. S. Shibi Proprietor, PPK Retail Management 22.08.2013 Group of Companies, Marthandam 6. Mr.Aloysious Manager, Trends in Indian 21.07.2012 St.Xavier’s IAS Economy academy 7. Dr.K.P. Chief consultant, Overview of 23.01.2014 Srinivasa Reliance Clinical discovery and Kumar Life Sciences, applications of Banglore. biopharmaceuticles in health care sector 8. Dr. A. Joseph Senior Scientist, Innovative Chemistry 30.01.2014 Raj Kumar CPCRI, for pest management Kayankulam 9. Dr. G. JSPS fellow Nano Chemistry 30.01.2014 Annadurai (Japan) PANSA (Tamil Nadu) SPKCBS, Alwarkurichi. 10. Dr. J. Mary Reader, IIST, Advances in Materials 31.01.2014 Gladis Trivandrum for Lithium Batries 11. Dr. T.P.D. Scientist, NIIST, Developments in 31.01.2014 Rajan Trivandrum Nano Composites and applications 12. S. John Felix Relationship e-Banking 08.07.2014 Manager, Al-Arif Dubai.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 133 13. Dr. Kaustabh Senior Scientist, Drug Delivery 29.01.2015 Kumar Marti NIIST Systems and Trivandrum diagnostic nano probe for cancer Treatment 14. Mr.Manohar Y.M.C.A Workshop 14.09.2015 sam
Industrial visits All the Departments conduct visits to Industries and Places of importance to gather firsthanhd knowledge in their respective field of study. Table 3.22 List of industrial visits by the Department
Department Place of visit Date Classes No. of Staff Tamil ,e;J gj;jpupf;if, 07.10.2015 III UG 2 jpUtde;jGuk; cjafpupNfhl;il, 23.01.2016 UG & PG 6 Rq;fhd;fil, kz;ghz;lf;fiy, ikyhb fy;rpw;gk;, RrPe;jpuk;Nfhtpy;, fd;dpahFkup English The Hindu English Daily 12.02.2015 III UG 2 News paper Printing plant, Trivandrum The Hindu English Daily 09.10.2014 I PG 2 News paper Printing plant, Trivandrum District Science Center October I PG 3 2016 Priyadarshini 18-03-2016 I PG, IUG, 7 Planatorium,Trivandrum III UG SCILET Library, 19-09-2015 II PG 2 Madurai Mathematics Planetorium- 09.10.2014 III UG, II 5 Trivandrum, PG, M.phil. Museum-Trivandrum Rocket Launch at VSSC Trivandrum
Koodangulam Nuclear 17.12.2014 II UG, I PG 4 Power Project, Koodangulam
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 134 ISRO-Trivandrum 16.09.2015 III UG, II 4 Planetorium- PG, M.Phil. Trivandrum, Museum-Trivandrum Physics Wind Mill, Aralvaimozhi 02.09.2011 UG & PG 4 Koodangulam Nuclear 06.09.2012 UG & II PG 5 Power Project, Koodangulam Koodangulam Nuclear 10.10.2013 II & III UG 4 Power Project, Koodangulam Book Exhibition, 22.08.2014 UG & PG 4 Nagercoil Koodangulam Nuclear 10.09.2014 UG & PG 3 Power Project, Koodangulam Wind Mill, Aralvaimozhi 18.08.2015 UG & PG 9 ISRO, Mahendragiri 11.09.2015 PG 4 Chemistry Koodangulam Nuclear 31.07.2014 III UG & II 5 Power Project, PG and Koodangulam M.Phil ISRO at Trivandrum 09.10.2014 III UG & II 4 PG and M.Phil ISRO, Trivandrum 16.09.2015 III UG & II 4 PG and M.Phil MS University, 23.02.2015 M.Phil. Trinelveli Computer Koodangulam Nuclear 22.08.2014 UG & PG 6 Science Power Project, Koodangulam ISRO, Trivandrum 09.10.2014 III UG & II 4 PG and M.Phil ISRO, Trivandrum 16.09.2015 III UG & II 4 PG and M.Phil MS University 23.02.2015 M.Phil. - Bio- Vermicomposting Unit, 20.01.2010 Technology Azhagappapuram Tea Factory, Ooty 6.10.2011 III UG 2 Frozen Semen Training 15.12.2011 UG & PG 2 Centre, Trinelveli
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 135 CMFRI & Marine 24.02.2012 UG 4 Aquarium, Vizhinjam Rajiv Gandhi Centre for 31.08.2013 III UG & PG 2 Biotechnology, Trivandrum Bilological Show, 04-01-2013 PG 2 Parasala Koodangulam Nuclear 08.12.2015 UG & PG 4 Power Project, Koodangulam TBGRI, Trivandrum 29.01.2016 PG students 2 Commerce Vikraum Sarabai Space 05-09-2012 PG 2 Research Centre , Trivandrum Kanyas Spin Mill, 29.09.2015 PG students 2 Aralvaimozhi & YMCA, Kanyakumari SIPCOT at Valliyoor 31.08.2015 PG 2 Zoology Neyyar Water Reservoir, 5.10.2013 I UG 3 Neyyar Vivekanandha Kendra – 13.1.2015 II UG 3 nardep Trust, Kanyakumari Sericulture Unit & 13.8.2015 III UG 3 Grainage Unit, Thenkasi. YMCA, Rural Centres & 19.8.2015 II Chemistry 3 Institute of Rural & II Development, Bitechnology Marthandam. (Non Major Students) Neyyar Water Reservoir, 11-09-2015 I UG 3 Neyyar Business Kerala Automobiles Ltd 10-10-2008 II UG 4 Administration Travancore Titanium 16.10.2009 II BBA 3 Product Ltd., Kochuveli Travancore Titanium 03.09.2010 II BBA 3 Product Ltd., Kochuveli Travancore Titanium 14.09.2011 II BBA 3 Product Ltd., Kochuveli The Hindu English Daily 06.09.2012 II BBA 3 News paper Printing plant, Trivandrum
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 136 The Hindu English Daily 06.03.2014 II BBA 3 News paper Printing plant, Trivandrum The Hindu English Daily 09.03.2015 II BBA 2 News paper Printing plant, Trivandrum The Hindu English Daily 17.09.2015 II BBA 4 News paper Printing plant, Trivandrum
3.5.2 What is the stated policy of the institution to promote consultancy? How is the available expertise advocated and publicised?
The faculty are given freedom to engage in consultancy services. It permits the faculty members to utilize all facilities available in the College for carrying out consultancy services. Publicizing the expertise through Media/College website Special OD’s allowed
3.5.3 How does the institution encourage the staff to utilize their expertise and available facilities for consultancy services?
The College encourages the faculty members to involve in consultancy services. It permits the faculty members to utilize all facilities available in the College for consultancy services.
3.5.4 List the broad areas and major consultancy services provided by the institution and the revenue generated during the last four years.
Soil testing by Department of Chemistry Water testing by Department of Chemistry Faculty of Department of English doing English Language correction in projects, dissertations and thesis etc. Faculty of Department of Bio technology doing correction in projects, dissertations and thesis etc. Income Tax calculation by the faculty of the Department of Commerce. Faculty in the editorial boards of periodicals. Faculty in the Department of Physics supporting Research work of research scholars of other institutes. Faculty in the Department of Tamil doing translation from Malayalam to Tamil in review books.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 137 Consultancy on maintaining Home Acquarium by Department of Zoology. Classes on Shortcut Mathematics conducted to the students of Oxford Middle School, Tholayavattam by the faculty of the Department of Mathematics Faculty belonging to the Department of Physics and Department of Business Administration act as Members of Board of Studies of Autonomous Colleges. Faculty belonging to the Department of Mathematics, Computer science, Chemistry and Bio Technology act as Members of Board of Studies of Manonmaniam Sundaranar University. Consultancy services by Department of Chemistry to Acqua factory Faculty acting as reviewers in reputed international journals Faculty in the editorial boards of reputed journals
3.5.4 What is the policy of the institution in sharing the income generated through consultancy (staff involved: Institution) and its use for institutional development? All consultancy services are carried as honorary services.
3.6 Extension Activities and Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR)
3.6.1 How does the institution promote institution-neighbourhood community network and student engagement, contributing to good citizenship, service orientation and holistic development of students? The College promotes institution-neighborhood community network by encouraging students’ active participation in the programmes of NSS, RRC, YRC, Consumer Club, Rover Club and Social Activities for Village Empowerment Programmes (SAVE). The activities undertaken through these helped the students to be good citizens and socially oriented. The participation of the students in outreach programmes instills a sense of social responsibility and commitment in the minds of the students making them agents of social change. List of extension activities: Extension work in collaboration with Panchayath. Extension work in collaboration with nearby Schools. Extension work with local Community. Socio economic surveys. Conducting Blood donation & Identification Camps nearest villages and College campus Visiting School for the Blind, School for the mentally retarded, Home for the Old Aged, etc. Flood Relief works carried out at Kadalur
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 138 3.6.2 What is the Institutional mechanism to track students’ involvement in various social movements/ activities which promote citizenship roles?
Value Based Education and Environmental Studies classes are handled as per the University curriculum. Implemention of the Part V of University curriculum as a regular part during VI hour on all working days. Through NSS, YRC, RRC, Consumer Club awareness and orientation programmes and rallies are conducted Celebration of the important days such Independence Day, Republic Day, National Voters Day and International days to inculcate the values of good citizenship. Conducting literary competitions on issues related to Gender equity, Ecology and Social Justice. Disaster management awareness program and Disaster management Demo organized. Special leave given for students to do extension activities. Conducting Annual camps at suitably selected villages. Establishing SAVE (Social Activities for Village Empowerment). The thrust area for the year 2015-2016 is fixed as ‘Community Services’.
3.6.3 How does the institution solicit stakeholder perception on the overall performance and quality of the institution?
• The Institution solicits stakeholder perception on the overall performance and quality of institution through feedback from students, alumni, parents and from the opinion of visitors recorded in Visitors’ Diary. • The Principal conducts periodic meetings with heads of the Departments and staff members to discuss and deliberate on the issues pertaining to the overall development of the institution. • Students’ Council meeting, Alumni meeting and PTA meeting are periodically conducted.
3.6.4 How does the institution plan and organize its extension and outreach programmes? Providing the budgetary details for last four years, list the major extension and outreach programmes and their impact on the overall development of students.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 139 Table 3.23 Budgetary details of extension during the year 2011-2016 Academic Amount Allocated for Extension Activities Year (NSS/RRC/YRC/ECO Club) (Rs.) Campus Outreach TA/DA Total Program Program 2011-2012 - - - - 2012-2013 - 17,719 - 17,719 2013-2014 - 17,639 - 17,639 2014-2015 870 21,142 2375 24,387 2015-2016 - 19,596 - 19,596
Major extension and outreach programmes
Table 3.24 List major extension activities done by NSS: Date Name of Programme Place 09.02.1991 to Special Camp Pacode 18.02.1991 03.08.1991 Village Visit - by NSS Kottanni Vilai, Volunteers for Health and Thykattuvilai & Environment Kuttanvilai 26.12.1991 to Special NSS camp Killiyoor 04.01.1992 26.12.1992 to NSS Special camp Kadayal 04.01.1993 06.08.1994 to Rajiv Bhasker II B.Sc. Coimbatore 15.08.1994 Computer Science attended NSS Special camp 26.12.1994 to NSS Special Camp Pathukani 04.01.1995 09.12.1995 to Pulse Polio Immunisation Killiyoor 20.12.1996 Programme 05.10.1998 Awareness Programme on Kamplar the Importance of Small Savings to the Women’s Association of Kamplar 26.12.1999 to Special NSS camp Pechipparai 04.01.2000 02.03.2001 to Special NSS Camp (Unit Palappallam 11.03.2001 No 72 & 73) 02.03.2001 to Special NSS Camp (Unit Thenkarai 11.03.2001 No 81) 14.01.2005 to NSS Special camp Kesavapuram 23.01.2005 Thiruvattar
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 140 02.01.2006 to Special NSS camp Madathattuvilai 11.01.2006 Pandarakadu Manthoppu 21.09.2007 to Special Camp Killiyoor, 30.09.2007 Mathapuram, Thittavilai 24.09.2008 to Special NSS camp Kamplar, 31.10.2008 Killiyoor, Mathapuram 24.09.2009 to NSS Special camp Sahaya Nager 29.09.2009 24.09.2010 to NSS Special camp Kanavoor 30.09.2010 30.09.2011 to NSS Special Camp Kamplar 06.10.2011 11.01.2014 to NSS Special camp Thittavilai 17.01.2014 09.08.2014 to 15 NSS volunteers Mathapuram 16.08.2014 renovated a poor’s house 14.09.2014 100 NSS volunteers Killiyoor cleaned the Killiyoor Bus Stand as part of our P.Ms Project Swatch Bharath 13.01.2015 NSS-Awareness rally - Killiyoor Smokeless Pongal 02.03.2016 to NSS Special camp Killyoor , 10.03.2016 Mathapuram, Poottati
Table 3.25 List of Extension program in association with nearby schools: Date Name of Programme Place 09.02.2015 School Teaching ( Department of St.Mary’s Middle School, to Computer Science) Tholayavattam 13.02.2015 18.02.2015 School Teaching ( Department of St.Mary’s Middle School, English) Tholayavattam 19.02.2015 School Teaching ( Department of St.Mary’s Middle School, Mathematics) Tholayavattam 20.02.2015 School Teaching ( Department of St.Mary’s Middle School, Physics) Tholayavattam 25.02.2015 School Teaching ( Department of St.Mary’s Middle School, Chemistry) Tholayavattam 11.03.2015 School Teaching ( Department of St.Mary’s Middle School, Bio-Technology) Tholayavattam
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 141 12.03.2015 School Teaching ( Department of St.Mary’s Middle School, B.B.A) Tholayavattam 13.03.2015 School Teaching ( Department of St.Mary’s Middle School, Tamil) Tholayavattam 01.02.2016 School Teaching ( Department of St. Antony’s High School, Mathematics) Mullanganavilai 02.02.2016 School Teaching ( Department of St. Antony’s High School, Tamil) Mullanganavilai 03.02.2016 School Teaching ( Department of St. Antony’s High School, English) Mullanganavilai 04.02.2016 School Teaching ( Department of St. Antony’s High School, Physics) Mullanganavilai 05.02.2016 School Teaching ( Department of St. Antony’s High School, Computer Science) Mullanganavilai 08.02.2016 School Teaching ( Department of St. Antony’s High School, Chemistry) Mullanganavilai 09.02.2016 School Teaching ( Department of St. Antony’s High School, Bio-Technology) Mullanganavilai 15.02.2016 School Teaching ( Department of St. Antony’s High School, Zoology) Mullanganavilai 16.02.2016 School Teaching ( Department of St. Antony’s High School, B.B.A) Mullanganavilai 17.02.2016 School Teaching ( Department of St. Antony’s High School, Commerce) Mullanganavilai
Table 3.26 List of visiting school for the blind, school for the mentally retarded, home for the old aged, etc. Date Department Name of Programme Place 01.02.1997 - Visited Irenipuram blind Irenipuram school - 100 NSS volunteers & PO's 08.08.1998 - Blind School Visit Irenipuram 24.10.1998 - Mentally Retarded Home Chithirancode Visit 23.12.2014 Bio- Old Age Home ‘Anbagam’ Munchirai Technology 23.12.2014 Zoology Old Age Home “Anbagam” Munchirai Visit 20.03.2015 English Village Visit Sivalogam 06.02.2015 Commerce Blind School Visit Irenipuram (IB.Com) 18.02.2015 Chemistry Punar Jeevan Old age Tholayavattam Home
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 142 21.08.2015 Chemistry Old Age Home “Anbagam” Munchirai (III UG) 23.09.2015 Commerce Physically Chalanged Nithiravilai (IB.Com) Students Home “Karunai Illam” 20.12.2015 Commerce Bishop Gnadhasan Arivu Perunchilampu (IIM.Com) Illam 22.08.2015 Computer Jeevan Jothi Old Age Tholayavattam Science Home 17.12.2015 Zoology Old Age Home Sahaya Nagar 21.12.2015 Bio- Old Age Home Anbagam Munchirai Technology Visit 28.09.2015 III B.Sc. Old Age Home Anbagam Munchira Physics Visit 28.09.2015 II B.Sc. Antony Karunai Illam Kurusadi Physics 01.09.2015 II M.Sc. Melbin Jones Home Karungal Physics 31.08.2015 I M.Sc. Sacrad Heart Oldage Home Thloyavatam Physics
Table 3.27 List blood donation and identification camp & health camp Date Name of Programme Place 14.01.1995 Blood Donation Camp College 11.09.2004 Blood Identification Camp & Eye camp College 17.12.2005 Blood Identification Camp in collaboration College with Lions Club, Karungal 18.12.2007 Blood Donation Camp in collaboration with College Kanyakumari Blood Bank. Inaugurated by Dr. Karolin Geetha, Director, Kanyakumari Blood Bank 15.07.2010 Blood Donation Camp in collaboration with College Blood Bank of Asaripallam Govt. Medical College. 30.07.2010 Blood Identification Camp in collaboration College with Lions Club, Karungal 16.08.2011 Blood Group Identification Camp in College Colloboraton with Govt Head Quarters Hospital, Padmanathapuram 17.08.2011 Blood Donnation Camp in Colloboraton with College Govt Head Quarters Hospital, Padmanathapuram 31.08.2012 Blood Identification Camp in Coloboration College with Govt.Hospital Thuckalay and Primary Health Centre Killyoor
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 143 31.08.2012 Blood Donation Camp Camp in Coloboration College with Govt.Hospital Thuckalay and Primary Health Centre Killyoor, 35 units donated 01.10.2013 Blood Donaton Camp Camp in Coloboration College with Govt.Hospital Thuckalay and Primary Health Centre Killyoor 18.07.2014 Blood Donation Camp in collaboration with College Govt. Head Quarters Hospital, Padmanathapuram (donated 59 Units) 30.08.2015 Blood Donation Camp in collaboration with College Govt. Head Quarters Hospital, Pathmanatha puram (donated 35 Units) 01.09.2015 Blood Identification Camp in Govt.Hospital College Thuckalay and Primary Health Centre Killyoor
Table 3.28 List of Extension Work by the Department/ Committee: Date Name of Programme Department Place / Committee 10.09.2012 Health Awareness Program NSS, YRC College 26.06.2014 Anti Drug NSS, YRC College AwarenessProgram 22.07.2014 Health Check-up Camp in NSS, YRC College association with Dr. L.C. Sastha, Government Hospital, Thuckalai 14.10.2014 Awareness Program(Blood NSS, YRC College Donation) 21.01.2015 Awareness programme on NSS, YRC College HIV/ AIDS by Mr. X.Iruthayaraj, Counseller, Government Hospital, Colachel 13.02.2015 Soil and water analysis Chemistry Tholayavatta m 13.02.2015 Plastic Awareness Bio- Kamblar Programme Technology village 13.02.2015 Plastic Awareness Bio- Kamblar Programme Technology village 12.03.2015 First Aids Training YRC College Programme 13.03.2015 First Aids Training YRC College Programme 05.03.2015 Thyroid Testing Camp NSS, YRC College
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 144 25.06.2015 Anti Drug Awareness YRC College Programme 13.08.2015 Plastic Awareness Bio- Pullani Programme Technology Village 14.12.2015 Dengue Awareness Zoology College Programme 04.02.2016 Cancer Awareness Program Zoology College 08.01.2016 Awareness programme on NSS College Human Rights 15.02.2016 Plastic Awareness Bio- Madhapuram Programme Technology Village 22.02.2016 Disaster Management NSS, YRC College 02.09.2016 Thyroid Awreness NSS, YRC College Programme 05.03.2016 AIDS Awareness NSS, YRC College Programme
Other Extension Activities: SAVE organized Flood Relief Fund collection at Marthandam for the flood affected people of Kadalur, Twenty of our students and five of our staff took part in the collection. They collected nearly Rs 23,200/- for the same. Fifteen students and 5 staff members of our College did a Flood Relief Work at the mostly affected village Kurinchi Kollai near Kadalur from 17.12.2015 to 19.12.2015. They distributed nearly 300 school bags, school accessories and rice worth Rs. 1,50,000/- (One Lakh Fifty Thousand) for the affected people. Students from the Department of Physics conducted a condolence Rally outside the campus in memory of Dr.A.P.J.Abdul Kalam on 29- 07-2016 Impact: The extension and outreach activities inculcate human values such as Teamwork, Volunteering, Sincerity, Simplicity, Sharing, Selflessness, Sacrifice, Leadership, Industry and Co-operation. The extension and outreach activities facilitate to bring out the hidden talents of the students. They develop a sense of care for humanity and society They learn to develop an inclusive approach towards community.They gain leadership quality, team spirit, and coordination and organization skills. The students learn to write reports.They learn to arrange cultural programmes.The healthy bondage developed among the students when they are on an extension activity and the healthy bondage developed between the students and the society contributes to the holistic development of the students.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 145 3.6.5 How does the institution promote the participation of students and faculty in extension activities including participation in NSS, NCC, YRC and other National/ International agencies?
The students are motivated to participate in N.S.S., Y.R.C., R.R.C., Campus Improvement and Eco Club through orientation. The Institution encourages and promotes the participation of students and faculty in extension activities. On Other Duty permission is granted to the staff members and student volunteers to take part in extension activities. The University provides incentives for the programme officers of NSS and RRC. The special awardees are honored at the time of College Day. Includes the NSS, YRC, RRC and other activities as regular part in the 6th hour. Snacks and meals provided to the students during the special activities. Estabilishment of Rover Club during the acedamic year 2015-16. Estabilishment of SAVE (Social Activities for Village Empowerment) during the acedamic year 2015-16.
3.6.6 Give details on social surveys, research or extension work (if any) undertaken by the College to ensure social justice and empower students from under-privileged and vulnerable sections of society?
Social surveys are carried out by the students as part of their curriculum.
3.6.7 Reflecting on objectives and expected outcomes of the extension activities organized by the institution, comment on how they complement students’ academic learning experience and specify the values and skills inculcated.
Development of leadership qualities Social orientation Human values Team work Co-operation Helping mentality Social Values and Social Justice Self Dependence Understanding the living conditions of socially and economically marginalized people.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 146 3.6.8 How does the institution ensure the involvement of the community in its reach out activities and contribute to the community development? Detail on the initiatives of the institution that encourage community participation in its activities?
Community participation & Community Development • Cleanliness programmes o Road cleaning o Primary Health Centre cleaning o Bus Stand Cleaning • Paving roads • House renovation work • Goat distribution to poor people • Conducting Camps • Conducting Awareness Rallies • Usage of play ground by nearby Colleges /Schools • Play ground usage by Local People. • Tournaments organized Interaction with nearby schools • Subject teaching by our student in neraby schools o Students from Tamil, English, Maths, Physics, Computer Sciencec, Commerce, Busines Administation, Zoology and Bio Technology Departments took part. • Conducting Science exhibition in which nearby schools took part. Interaction with nearby organizations • Blood Identification, Blood donation camps and Health related camps in association with nearby Hospitals and Voluntary Organisations o Vide Table 3.27 Flood Disaster • Flood relief collection at Martandam • Flood relief collection at the College. • Flood relief works at the affected areas o Kurinchi Kollai and Sithanangoor in Kadalur District.
3.6.9 Give details on the constructive relationships forged (if any) with other institutions of the locality for working on various outreach and extension activities.
We have some constructive relationships forged for conducting the extension activities
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 147 Nearby schools: Conducting classes at St.Mary’s School, Tholyavattam and St.Antony’s High School, Mullanganavilai by our students using power point presentations. Nearby industries: Studies on customer satisfaction, job satisfaction and welfare measures for the employees are carried out at the nearby industries. Nearby Hospitals: Conducting Blood Donation and Identification camp, Health Camp in association with Blood Bank of Aasaripallam Medical College Hospital, Padmanapapuram Govt. Head Quarters Hospital, Kanyakumari Blood Bank and St. Luke’s Hospital, Thenkapattinam. Local Town Panchayath • Conducting Awareness rally in association with Killyoor Town Panchayath. • Conducting Cleaning work in Roads and Bus stands in association with Killyoor Town Panchayath Voluntery Organizations: Conducting Camps in association with Rotary, Lions Club.
3.6.10Give details of awards received by the institution for extension activities and/contributions to the social/community development during the last four years.
Awards received by the institution Our institution received an ‘Appreciation Award’ from the District Collector, Kanyakumari for donating 52 units of blood for the year 2008-2009. Mr.Y. Samson, Associate Professor of Physics was recognised for his services with the ‘Best N.S.S. Programme Officer’ award at state level during the academic year 2010-2011. Our institution received ‘Best Blood Donors’ award from the District Collector, Kanyakumari for donating 35 units of blood for the year 2011-2012. Indian Red Cross Society presented the ‘Best Performer Award’ to our College for year 2013-2014. Y.R.C Co-ordinator of our College Dr. M. Jayarajan received an Award for Best Performer of Appreciation on 20-02-2015 from the Vice Chancellor of Manonmaniam Sundaranar University. Annai Velankanni College received a ‘Certificate of Appreciation’ from Sh.Sajjansingh R. Chavan, District Collector, Kanyakumari for organizing voluntary blood donation camp for the year 2014-2015 and donating 59 units of blood. Our College has received a Silver Zone Award from Indian Association for the Blind, Madurai for making contributions to educate a visually challenged child.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 148 3.7 Collaborations
3.7.1 How does the institution collaborate and interact with research laboratories, institutes and industry for research activities. Cite examples and benefits accrued of the initiatives-collaborative research, staff exchange, sharing facilities and equipment, research scholarships etc.
The institution interacts with the following research institutes for research activities listed below: • Vide 3.3.6 The institution interacts with the following research laboratories/institutes and industries for research activities listed below: • Regional Research Laboratory, Trivandrum. • Sophisticated Analytical Instrumentation Facility, Cochin. • Cochin University, Cochin. • Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli. • PSN College, Valliyoor • IIT, Chennai • IISC Bangalore • Sree Chitra Institute, Trivandrum
3.7.2 Provide details on the MoUs/collaborative arrangements (if any) with institutions of national importance/ other universities/ industries/ Corporate (Corporate entities) etc. and how they have contributed to the development of the institution.
Details of MoUs The Commerce Department has signed MoU with Lofty opticals, Puthukkadai. Our College has signed MoU with CSC Computer Education, Monday market. Our College has signed MoU with Guru coaching Centre, Marthandam for conducting coaching classes for competitive exams Our College has signed MoU with Challenge Institute, Puthukadai for conducting Beautician Course. Our College has signed MoU with Sonia Driving School for conducting Two Wheeler and Four wheeler classes for our students.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 149 3.7.3 Give details (if any) on the industry-institution-community interactions that have contributed to the establishment/ creation/ up- gradation of academic facilities, student and staff support, infrastructure facilities of the institution viz. laboratories/ library/ new technology/ placement services etc.
ILL – Inter Library Loan facilities with the nearby Public Library. The College plans to collaborate with Mar Ephraem College of Engineeering & Technology, Elavuvilai that will contribute to the establishment / creation/up-gradation of academic facilities, student and staff support, infrastructure facilities of the institution viz. laboratories/ library/ new technology/ placement services etc.
3.7.4 Highlighting the names of eminent scientists/participants who contributed to the events, provide details of national and international conferences organized by the College during the last four years.
LIST OF INVITEES • Vide Annexure II National and international conferences organized during the last four years:
Table 3.29 List of National and international conferences organized during the last four years:
Sl.No. Year Department Tittle Date 1. 2011-2012 English Regional Seminar on “Cultural 12.02. 2012 Studies Theory and Practice” Mathematics Seminar on “Modern Trends in 28.02.2012 Mathematics” Chemistry National Seminar on “Recent 11.02. 2012 trends in Chemistry” 2. 2012-2013 Physics Seminar on “Quantum 27.12. 2012 Physics” Mathematics Seminar on “Modern Trends in 28.02.2013 Mathematics” BBA National Symosium 19.12.2013 “GRAVITAS2K13” BBA Seminar on Higher Education 13.08.2015 Chemistry State Level Seminar on “Chem 15.03.2013 Fest 2013” 3. 2013-2014 English National Seminar on 14.08.2013 “Canadian Literature Diverse and Perspectives”
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 150 Physics National Seminar on “Material 4th & 5th Oct. Science in Research and 2013 Technology (NSRTM-2013)” Computer Workshop on “Software 29.01.2014 Science (.Net)” Chemistry National Seminar on “Newer 30th & 31th Jan. innovations in Chemistry” 2014 Computer Hardware Workshop 31.01.2014 Science Bio-Technology National Symposium Bio- 23rd and 24th Technology for Sustainable Jan 2014 Community Livelihood BSCL 2014 BBA Seminar on Consumer 19.08.2013 Awareness Mathematics Seminar on “Modern Trends in 10.02.2014 Graph Theory” 4. 2014-2015 Mathematics Seminar on “Graph Theory and 13th&14th Aug. its applications” 2014 Computer Workshop on “Introduction to 01.09.2014 Science Java Enterprise Systems” Bio-Technology National Symposium on 12.09.2014 “Biotechnology for sustainable Bio diversity” Tamil Seminar on “Samakala Tamil 23.09.2014 Elakkiyankalil Punaivum Veliyum” Computer Workshop on “Database 26.09.2014 Science Management System” Computer Symposium on “TechX14” 26.09.2014 Science Zoology Workshop on “Construction of 10.10.2014 Aquarium Tank” English Workshop on Research 12.12.2014 Methodology” Physics Seminar on “Recent Trends in 28.01.2015 Physics” Chemistry National Symposium on 29th &30th Jan. “Green and Sustainable 2015 Energy” Tamil Seminar on “Samayamum 30 & 31 March Tamizhum Panmuga Parvai” 2015 English Seminar on “Literary 20.02.2015 Criticism”
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 151 BBA Seminar on E-Banking 08.07.2014 BBA National Symposium on 12.01.2015 Gravitas 2K15 5. 2015-2016 Computer Seminar on “JAVA J2EE” 09.07.2015 Science Mathematics State Level Symposium on 12th &13th Aug. “Modern Trends in Discrete 2015 Mathematics” Computer Seminar on “Technologies and 04.09.2015 Science Job Opportunities” Computer Seminar on “Office 04.09.2015 Science Automation” Commerce Seminar on “Motivation and 10.09.2015 Employable Skills” Commerce Workshop on “Economic 14.09.2015 Empowerment” Zoology State Level Seminar on 18.09.2015 “Applied Zoology” English National Seminar on “Current 22nd & 23rd Trends in Literature” Sep. 2015 Tamil Workshop on “Screen Play 13.01.2016 Writing for Movies” Tamil Workshop on “Short Story 10.03.2016 Writing” Tamil Seminar on “Penniya 25.09 .2015 Sinthanaium Aazhumaium” B.B.A National Level Symposium on 8th & 9th “GRAVITAS 2K16” Jan.2016 Computer State Level Technical 27th & 28th Jan. Science Symposium on “Kaninifest 2016 2016” Physics National Level Symposium on 1st & 2nd Feb. “Recent Trends in Advanced 2016 Physics” Chemistry Two-day symposium on 4th & 5th Feb. “Advances and Application in 2016 Chemistry” Bio-Technology National Conference on “Bio- 11th & 12th Feb. Technology for Sustainable 2016 Development (BSD – 2016)” Tamil Seminar on “ Irupatham 17th & 18th Nootrandu Tamil Ilakkiya Mar.2016 Padaippugalin Pokkugal”
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 152 3.7.5 How many of the linkages/collaborations have actually resulted in formal MoUs and agreements? List out the activities and beneficiaries and cite examples (if any) of the established linkages that enhanced and/or facilitated.
a) Curriculum development/enrichment 1. Dr. J. Johnson, Department of Physics had been Member of UG Board of Studies of St. Xavier's College (Autonomous), Palayamkottai during the academic year 2011-2012. 2. Mr. D. Anto Pravin Singh, Department of Business Administration has rendered his service as member of the UG Board of Studies of St.Mary's Autonomous College, Thoothukudi during the period 2014-2015. b) Internship/ On-the-job training : Nil P.G. Computer Science Students do their final year projects at reputed companies. The experience the students gather at these companies stand them in good stead when they apply for jobs. c) Summer placement : Nil d) Faculty exchange and professional development: Mr.M.Anto of Department of Mathematics and Mr.Deva Prince of Department of Chemistry handled JEE (Joint Entrance Exam) coaching classes at Sigaram Foundation, Mulagumoodu during the academic year 2013-14. Mr.Y.Samson and Mr.A.Rejo Jeice of the Department of Physics handle classes for JEE (Joint Entrance Exam) /AIPMT in Nanjil Career Academy, Azhagiyamandapam from April 2015 and April 2016 respectively. e) Research The interaction with other institutes, laboratories have resulted in an increase in the number of presentation and publications of research papers and the number of faculty engaging themselves in research activities. • Kerala University Library being used by our M.Phil scholars and the faculty for their literature survey. • M.S. University library being used by the faculty and students of all Departments for research purpose. • The Chemistry lab of Manonmanium Sundaranar University being used by the faculty of Chemistry for research purposes. • Valliyoor PSN College Instrumentation facilities being used by our students. f) Consultancy • Referee in International Journals o Dr. M. Amalanathan is a reviewer of Spectrochimica Acta Part A Molecular and Bimolecular Spectroscopy from 04.08.2014.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 153 o Dr. M. Amalanathan is a reviewer of Arabian Journal of Chemistry from 06.01.2015. • Referee in National Journals : Nil. • Guest editor for the special issue o Dr. P.S. Rajesh, Sub Editor, Marthandam Malai - Monthly Magazine o Dr. P.S. Rajesh, Editor, Yen Nanban, Weekly Magazine o Dr. P.S. Rajesh, Editor, Annai Mozhi, Monthly Magazine • Member of the Editorial Board o Our faculty member Dr. G. Sujin is the editor of Mass Bulletin- An International Journal of Management and Social Studies. g) Extension • NSS units in association with RRC conducted Blood donation and Identification camp, Health Camp in Collaboration with Blood Bank of Aasaripallam Medical College Hospital, Padmanapapuram Govt. Head Quarters Hospital, Kanyakumari Blood Bank and St. Luke’s Hospital, Thenkapattinam. • NSS organized ‘Clean India’ programme and ‘Pukailla Pongal’ (Smokeless Pongal) in association with Killiyoor Town Panchayat. • RRC organised ‘AIDS Awareness Program’ in collaboration with Govt. Hospital, Colachel. • In collaboration with Agarwal Eye Hospital, Tirunelveli, our NSS units organized Eye Check-up Camp and Eye Donation Awareness Programme. • In collaboration with the District Administration, the NSS units organized Disaster Management Awareness Programme and Disaster Management Demonstration programme. • In collaboration with the District Police, the NSS units organized awareness programmes on Prevention of Exploitation of Innocent people by Economic Offenders. • In association with Friends of Kottar, NSS units donated goats to the poor people of the locality for them to rear and earn a living. In association with Friends of Kottar, volunteers of NSS units renovated a poor’s house near Mathapuram. • As part of extension activity and to have an interaction with under privileged, our students visit the School for the Blind, School for the Mentally Retarded and the Home for the Aged periodically. h) Publication : Nil i) Student Placement In association with Guru Coaching Center, Marthandam, the College conducts coaching classes for the competitive exams.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 154 j) Twinning programmes : Nil k) Introduction of new courses • In collaboration with CSC, Monday Market, the College offers ‘Tally’, ‘MS Office’ and DTP Cources. • In association with Challenge Institute Puthukadai, the College offers ‘Beautician Course’. • In association with British Institute of Spoken English, the College offers spoken English courses for the students. l) Student exchange : Nil m)Any other : Nil
3.7.6 Detail on the systemic efforts of the institution in planning, establishing and implementing the initiatives of the linkages/ collaborations.
The College intends to establish linkages/collaboration for all its Departments in such a way that such initiatives serve the local needs and the stakeholders’ interests best. The College would look to ensure, linkages/ collaborations contribute To the research orientation of the students To the development of the employability skills of students To the development of spoken English skills of the students To the social orientation of the students To staff and student exchange programmes The College constantly endeavours on establishing linkages/ collaborations with renowned organisations. As such, the College intends to establish such linkages/collaboration for all its Departments.
Any other relevant information regarding Research, Consultancy and Extension which the College would like to include.
List of Sequence in NCBI Database
Table 3.30 List of Sequence in NCBI Database: Name of the Title Accession Staff Number Dr. J. M. Sasi Bacillus amyloliquefaciens strain KT276356.1 Premila KDPS2 16S ribosomal RNA gene, partial sequence, 619 bp linear DNA Bacillus cereus strain KDPS3 16S KT276357.1 ribosomal RNA gene, partial sequence, 521 bp linear DNA
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 155 Geobacillus stearothermophilus KT282130.1 strain KDPS5 16S ribosomal RNA gene, partial sequence, 376 bp linear DNA Bacillus subtilis strain KDPS7 KT282131.1 16S ribosomal RNA, partial sequence, 936 bp linear DNA
Students Publication in National/ International Journals Guided by our faculty, some of our student’s published some National/ International reputed Journals. The Details of Students Publication in National/ International reputed Journals are given below: Mathematics: 1. M. Maria Susai Manuel, G.Dominic Babu and G.M. Ashlin Infinite Series Obtained By Backward Alpha Difference Operator with Real Variable, IOSR Journal of Mathematics (IOSR-JM) e-ISSN: 2278-5728, p-ISSN: 2319-765X. Volume 11, Issue 5 Ver. I (Sep. - Oct. 2015), 2. M. Maria Susai Manuel, G.Dominic Babu and T.Lincy, Backward Alpha Difference Operator with Real Variable and its Finite Series , International Journal of Mathematics Trends and Technology- Volume25 Number1 – September 2015 ISSN: 2231-5373 3. M.Anto, V. Suganya, ĝ**s –closed sets in topological spaces, International Journal of Development Research, Vol. 5, Issue, 12, pp. 6195-6203, December, 2015. 4. B.Stephen John, BeniKsha, Vertex Cover Polynomial of Tensor Product of Cn× P2’, International Journal of Mathematics and Computer Research, Volume3(7)(2015), 1081-1096 ISSN: 2320-7167 Chemistry: 5. Mrs. S. S. Sajitha, Anish, Analysis of Macronutrients (Calcium and magnesium) and Trace Elements (Iron &Zine) in Common Edible Indian Foods, “International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology, Volume. 5-Issue. 02, 2016” ISSN : 2278-0181 6. Dr. S. R. Brintha, Ajitha, Growth and Characterization of pure and ferrous sulphate doped BisthioureaZine chloride, “International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications, Vol 5 (2015) pp. 57-62” 7. Mrs. M. Jaya Brabha, Sr. Motsha Rakkini, Growth and Characterization of pure and anthranilic acid doped
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 156 BisthioureaZine chloride, International Journal for Scientific Research and Development. 8. Mrs. M. Jaya Brabha, Sr. Motsha Rakkini, Growth and Characterization of Nickel Sulphate Doped Bis ThioureaZinc Chloride, International Journal for Scientific Research and Development,vol 3,Issue 08. 9. Mrs. M. Jaya Brabha, Sr. Motsha Rakkini, Analysis of Macronutrients (Calcium and magnesium) and Trace Elements (Iron &Zine) in Common Edible Indian Foods, “International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology, Volume. 5- Issue. 02, 2016”. 10. Dr. S. Mary Helen, Sr. Emelda, “Characterization and Antimicrobial Study of Nickel Nanoparticles Synthesized from Dioscorea (Elephant Yam) by Green Route”, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR) 11. Dr. S. Mary Helen, Sr. Emelda, Characterization and Antimicrobial Study of Cobalt Nanoparticles Synthesized from Manihot Esculent (Tapioca) by Green Route. Physics 12. Dr.J.Johnson, R. S. Abina Shiny, Growth and Characterization of Cobalt Dopted Trimettalic Thiocyanate, International Journal of Current Science Research, ISSN: 2454- 5422. Proceedings with ISBN • The Department of Tamil published Proceedings with ISBN during 2014-2015 and 2015-2016. In 2014-2015 they published ‘rkaKk; jkpOk’and in2015-2016 published ‘,Ugjhk; Ehw;whz;L jkpo; ,yf;fpa gilg;Gfspd; Nghf;Ffs;’. 14 of our P.G students contributed in rkaKk; jkpOk’ and 32 of our P.G students contributed in ‘,Ugjhk; Ehw;whz;L jkpo; ,yf;fpa gilg;Gfspd; Nghf;Ffs;’. • G. Jancy Bai Ruby of M. Phil. Commerce published an article entitled ‘Key Market Segments and the Global Banking Industry’ in the ISBN Proceedings named ‘Finance and Banking’ published by B Club, Chennai. ISBN : 978-81- 925275-1-2. Dr.S.Stalin Sathiya of the Department of Tamil made a presentation on ‘Thamizhan Thannilai Izhandhu Vittana?’ (jkpod; jd;dpiy ,oe;J tpl;lhdh?) at the IX World Tamil Conference held at Kuala Lumpur,Malasiya during 29.01.2015 to 02.02.2015. Dr S Maria John joined duty as Principal of the College during the academic year 2015-2016.he has guided 22 M.Phil and 26 Ph.D Scholars. He has published 21 papers in the reputed National/international Journals. He has served as resource person in 16 workshhops and in 5 seminars.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 157 CRITERION IV
INFRASTRUCTURE AND LEARNING RESOURCES
4.1 Physical Facilities
4.1.1 What is the policy of the Institution for creation and enhancement of infrastructure that facilitate effective teaching and learning?
Since its inception, the policy of the institution has been to provide all infrastructural facilities associated with curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities as per the requirements of Government/ University norms. The institution is largely successful in achieving that. The institution takes efforts to meet the growing needs of the times.
4.1.2 Detail the facilities available for a) Curricular and co-curricular activities – classrooms, technology enabled learning spaces, seminar halls, tutorial spaces, laboratories, botanical garden, Animal h ouse, specialized facilities and equipment for teaching, learning and research etc.
1. The administrative block is a three storied building. The ground floor consists of the Principal’s office, Secretary’s office, President’s office, Treasurer’s office and the College Office. The first floor accommodates staff room of the Department of Bio- Technology, P.G lab of Bio-Technology and P.G Bio - Technology class rooms. The second floor of the administrative block is for U.G Bio-Technology class rooms and the P.G. Department Libraries of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Commerce and English. 2. The main block is a three storied building. The ground floor consists of the U.G lab of Bio-Technology, U.G lab of Chemistry, U.G. Chemistry store, the staff room of the Department of Chemistry, Health Room and two class rooms. An annexe in the ground floor of the Main Block accommodates the store room of N.S.S. The first floor has U.G. Lab of Zoology, General Library, the staff room of the Department of Commerce and four class rooms. An annexe between the first and second floor accommodates the staff room of the Department of Mathematics. The second floor consists of the staff room of the Department of Business Administration and eight class rooms. 3. The Computer Science Block is a three storied one. The ground floor is for the P.G. lab of Chemistry, P.G. Chemistry store, M.Phil Chemistry Research Lab, M.Phil Chemistry class room
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 158 and four class rooms. The first floor consists of the staff room of the Department of the Physics, M.Phil. Physics class room, M. Phil. Physics Research Lab, U.G. Physics Lab, P.G. Physics Lab, U.G Computer Science Lab and a class room. The second floor accommodates the staff room of the Department of Computer Science, Computer Centre, P.G. Lab of Computer Science and five class rooms. 4. The South Block is a two storied building. The ground floor consists of the staff room of the Department of Tamil, P.G. Tamil Library, Physical Director’s Room and three class rooms. An annexe in the ground floor accommodates the canteen. The first floor has a room for the Exam Cell, and five class rooms. 5. The ground floor of the Library Block accommodates the staff room of the Department of English, Eight class rooms and the office of the NAAC Steering Committee. The first floor, which is for a spacious library, is under construction. There is a proposal to construct second floor also.
Table 4.1 Tutorial Spaces Particulars Number Area per Total of Rooms Room in Area in sq. ft. sq. ft. UG 16 550 8800 2 314 628 6 405 2430 4 474 1896 PG 8 483 3864 6 482 2892 2 486 972 M. Phil. 3 160 480 2 245 490 Staff Rooms 5 296 1480 1 314 314 2 472 944 1 405 405 1 239 239
Table 4.2 Laboratories Spaces
Particulars Area in sq.ft. UG Physics Lab 1923 sq.ft. UG Chemistry Lab 1402 sq.ft.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 159 UG Computer Lab 1200 sq.ft. UG Bio-Technology 1127 sq.ft. Lab PG Physics Lab 1231 sq.ft. PG Chemistry Lab 2904 sq.ft. PG Computer Lab 1458 sq.ft. PG Bio-Technology 1010 sq.ft. Lab
Table 4.3 Libraries Particulars Area in sq.ft. General Library 1107 sq.ft. English, Physics, 1638 sq.ft. Chemistry, Bio-Technology, M.Com.
6. There are two guest houses. 7. There is a Boys’ Home used as boys’ hostel earlier. 8. Technology enabled learning spaces There is a computer center with 34 computers of which 5 is net connected. Each Department is provided with a computer with net connectivity. There are 7 LCD projectors available in the College. In addition to these, net connectivity in U.G. and P.G. labs of computer science also support Technology enabled teaching and learning. 9. Specialized facilities a) Waiting Shed for boys with a carpet area of 2200 square feet. b) Vehicle Shed c) In addition to the students common toilets the Main block, Computer Science Block and Library block has separate toilet for boys, girls and staff. d) Health centre has a separate room. e) Safe drinking water facility. f) Public Address System. g) Uninterrupted power supply with backup generators. h) Availability of copier machines in the office and library. i) Internet facility in the library and in the computer centre.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 160 b) Extra –curricular activities – sports, outdoor and indoor games, gymnasium, auditorium, NSS, NCC, cultural activities, Public speaking, communication skills development, yoga, health and hygiene etc.
• Sports facilities All sports items like bat, balls and nets are amply supplied by the College to make the students proficient in games. A separate room is allotted for the Department of Physical Education. Table 4.4 List of sports items Sl.No. Infrastructure No. of fields / courts available 1. 200 mts Track 1 2. Volley Ball Court 2 3. Ball Badminton Court 2 4. Kabbadi Court 1 5. Kho-Kho Court 1 6. Basket Ball Court 1
• Auditorium The College has an auditorium with a carpet area of 7249 sq.ft. with dressing room and toilet facilities. Various competitions, cultural activities, awareness programmes, activities of the Departments and important functions of the College are conducted in the Auditorium. • NSS has a store room. • Animal House o There is no Animal House o Department of Zoology maintains an aquarium and a fish pond. • Botanical garden o Herbal garden o Organic farm • Health & Hygiene o Separate room is allotted for Health Center. • Public Speaking & Communication Skills Development o Public Speaking & Communication Skills Development programmes are conducted at the auditorium and at the classrooms.
4.1.3 How does the institution plan and ensure that the available infrastructure is in line with its academic growth and is optimally utilized? Give specific examples of the facilities developed/augmented and the amount spent during the last four
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 161 years (Enclose the Master Plan of the Institution / campus and indicate the existing physical infrastructure and the future planned expansions if any).
All available infrastructures is optimally utilised for carrying out the curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities during regular working hours and the Master Plan of the campus is enclosed as annexure III. In addition to the regular working time our college facilities are also utilized by the students and community. i ) The College library functions from 9.15 a.m to 4.25 p.m on all working days. ii ) The College library is kept open from 9.15 a.m to 4.25 p.m on examination days and during summer vacation. iii ) Sports meets of outside agencies are conducted in our College. iv ) The Schools/Colleges of the neighbouring areas conduct their sports meet in our campus. v ) The Schools/Colleges of the neighbouring areas use sports facilities of our campus. vi ) The general public, in large numbers, make use of our track for walking and jogging. They also play games in our campus free of cost. vii ) The spacious play ground is effectively utilized by the students and by the public both in the morning and evening. viii ) Special classes for our students are conducted on holidays. Training programmes and coaching classes are also conducted on holidays. ix ) M.Phil. and Ph.D. research scholars of Physics and Chemistry Departments utilize the College laboratory outside the regular class hours. x ) Our College is a regular centre for TNPSC (Tamil Nadu Public Service Commission) examinations.
Table 4.5 Details of amount spent for Equipment and Furniture: Facilities Year 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 Library 37174.35 71234.00 - 116393.00 129166.00 Sports and games 68995.5 49073.00 143989.00 42235.00 71901.00 Laboratory 657841.3 316006.47 570662.67 465430.24 - College Bus 34,284 1,05,579 3,92,079 4,42,096 7,49,332 Maintenance
4.1.4 How does the institution ensure that the infrastructure facilities meet the requirements of students with physical disabilities?
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 162 The differently abled students have been given freedom to park their tricycle at any convenient place of their choice inside the campus. Ramp is provided in the ground floor of all the blocks. Separate toilet facilities for differently abled students. At the time of University Exams, facilities and support provided to the differently abled students, as per University Norms.
4.1.5 Give details on the residential facility and various provisions available within them: • Hostel Facility : Nil
4.1.6 What are the provisions made available to students and staff in terms of health care on the campus and off the campus?
A Committee by the name Health Centre functions in the College. • The Committee conducts camps, awareness programmes and guest lectures. • Manages the Health Room • Monitors and ensures sanitation and hygiene inside the campus • Health Centre of our College interacts with PHC, Tholoyavattam o Receives First aid medicine from PHC, Tholoyavattam o When emergency arises student are sent to PHC, Tholoyavattam for first aid.
4.1.7 Give details of the Common Facilities available on the campus – spaces for special units like IQAC, Grievance Redressal unit, Women’s Cell, Counselling and Career Guidance, Placement Unit, Health Centre, Canteen, recreational spaces for staff and students, safe drinking water facility, auditorium, etc.
IQAC A separate room is allotted for NAAC steering Committee with internet facility. Health Centre The College’s Health Centre manages the Health room. Girl students who feel unwell, take rest there. First aid facility is available there. In case of an emergency, students are taken to the Primary Health Centre, Tholayavattam. Canteen The College has a canteen to the utmost satisfaction of the students and staff members.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 163 Auditorium The College has an auditorium with a carpet area of 7249 sq.ft. with dressing room and toilet facilities. Safe drinking water facility • Bore well : 3 • Overhead tank : 9 • Drinking water purifier : 5 • Open well with pumping motor : 2
4.2 Library as a Learning Resource
4.2.1 Does the library have an Advisory Committee? Specify the composition of such a committee. What significant initiatives have been implemented by the committee to render the library, student/user friendly?
Yes. The library has an Advisory Committee. Library Advisory Committee: In the year(2014- 2015) Library Advisory Committee consists of the Librarian and three faculty members namely Dr. S.R. Brintha (convenor), Associate Professor of Chemistry, Mr, Y .R. Berlin Raja Singh, Associate Professor of Computer Science, Mr.M.Mohanadhas , Associate Professor of Computer Science. In the year(2015- 2016) Library Advisory Committee consists of Librarian and four faculty members namely Mrs.F.Meena Theresa (convenor), Assistant Professor of English, Mr.Y .R. Berlin Raja Singh, Associate Professor of Computer science, Dr.S.Mary Helen, Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Mrs.G.Jasmine Christabel, Assistant Professor of Computer Science. Significant initiatives implemented by the Library Advisory Committee: The Committee meets atleast once in a semester. It makes recommendations to the management to allot the required fund and also suggests to provide new facilities in the library and to subscribe additional titles/ journals. The members of the Committee suggested that there should be seating arrangements for users at the basement so that user can refer the bound volumes of journals. To have a suggestion box or suggestion register in the library. To organize a workshop for the staff and students to facilitate the better usage of the library.
4.2.2 Provide details of the following: • Total area of the library (in sq.mts.) • Total seating capacity
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 164 • Working hours (on working days, on holidays, before examination days, during examination days, during vacation) • Layout of the library (individual reading carrels, lounge area for browsing and relaxed reading, IT zone for accessing e-resources)
Details of existing Library • Total area of the library (in sq.mts.) : 102.8403 sq.mts. • Total seating capacity : 64 • Working hours (on working days, on holidays, before examination days, during examination days, during vacation) On working days : 9.15 a.m. to 4.25 p.m. On Saturdays (if it is a holiday) : 9.15 a.m. to 4.25 p.m. Before examination days, during examination days and during vacation : 9. 15 a.m. to 4.25 p.m.
New Library is under construction • Total area of the new library (in sq.mts.) : 712 sq.mts. Layout of the library (individual reading carrels, lounge area for browsing and relaxed reading, IT zone for accessing e- resources)
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 165 4.2.3 How does the library ensure purchase and use of current titles, print and e-journals and other reading materials? Specify the amount spent on procuring new books, journals and e-resources during the last four years.
Purchase of reading materials • Departments play a key role in the selection of new titles and journals. • Suggestions from faculty members about purchase of new titles in their subject areas are also collected and considered. • Purchase of general books is suggested to the Management by the Librarian. Amount spent on procuring new books, journals and e-resources The details of the amount spent on procuring new books, journals and e-resources are given below:
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 166 Table 4.6 The amount spent on procuring new books, journals and e- resources during the last four years Library 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2015-2016 holdings No. Total No. Total No. Total No. Total No. Total No. Total Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost Cost Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Rs. Text 83 18637 464 85802 797 247295 946 180627 986 1,03,228 170 26,386 books Reference ------books - Journals / - - - - 7 10200 10 20449 13 23,900 13 28,300 Periodicals e------5,000 resources - - 5,000 (N-LIST)
4.2.4 Provide details on the ICT and other tools deployed to provide maximum access to the library collection? • OPAC • Electronic Resource Management package for e-journals • Federated searching tools to search articles in multiple databases • Library Website • In-house / remote access to e-publications • Library automation • Total number of computers for public access • Total number of printers for public access • Internet band width / speed • Institutional Repository • Content management system for e-learning • Participation in Resources sharing networks / consortia ( like INFLIBNET )
Electronic Resource Management package for e-journals The Research students and staff can utilize INFLIBNET facility through internet Library Website Library does not have a separate website. However, users can have details of the library through the College website. In-house / remote access to e-publications As library subscribes N-LIST Consortia from INFLIBNET, UGC, users can access e-publications to tune of more than 6000 electronic journals and 97000 e-books. Total number of computers for public access
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 167 As of now, the College library has only two computers but students have access to the computers at the Computer Center which has a total number of 34 computers out of which 5 computers are net connected. Total number of printers for public access • There is a printer cum copier at the Library. Students and faculty have access to it. • There is a printer in the Department of Physics available for the access of the students of the Department. • There is a printer at NAAC Steering Committee Office. The faculty have access to it. • The College Office has four printers. Students and faculty have access to it. Internet band width/speed 4mbps 10 mbps 1gb (GB)
Institutional√ Repository Library regularly collects and files the University Examination questions. It also collects and files news regarding the College activities that are published in the dailies. It has a collection of Department magazines and the College magazines of other Colleges. The academic project works of the students are collected and kept in the library for reference. Newspaper clippings connected with scientific developments are also collected and filed. Content management system for e-learning : Nil Participation in Resources sharing networks / consortia ( like inflibnet ) The library is a subscriber of N-LIST from INFLIBNET, UGC.
4.2.5 Provide details on the following items • Average number of walk-ins • Average number of books issued / returned • Ratio of library books to students enrolled • Average number of books added during last three years • Average number of login to OPAC • Average number of login to e-resources • Average number of e-resources • Downloaded / printed • Number of information literacy trainings organized • Details of “weeding out” of books and other materials
Average number of walk-ins for the last six years :1918 students per year Average number of books issued / returned for the last six years : 1129 books per year Ratio of library books to students enrolled : 9.6 : 1
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 168 Average number of books added during last three years : 2254 Average number of login to OPAC : Not Applicable Average number of login to e-resources : 9 per day Average number of e-resources Downloaded / printed : 13 per day Number of information literacy trainings organized : 1 per year Details of “weeding out” of books and other materials: The library follows a procedure to weed out the damaged books at the time of stock verification once in a year. The dailies are disposed off once in two months. The details of ‘weeding out’ are given below: Weeding out of books Year No. of books condemned 2014-2015 154
4.2.6 Give details of the specialized services provided by the library: • Manuscripts • Reference • Reprography • ILL (Inter Library Loan Service) • Information deployment and notification (Information Development and Notification) • Download • Printing • Reading list / Bibliography compilation • In-house / remote access to e-resources • User Orientation and awareness • Assistance in searching databases • INFLIBNET / IUC Facilities
Manuscripts : Nil. Reference It has a rich collection of reference materials such as Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Thesauruses, Yearbooks, etc. Besides, e-resources are also available. Reprography Library has a Xerox - cum - Copier machine. ILL (Inter Library Loan Service) Yes, Inter Library Loan facilities with the nearby Public Library. Two tokens of the Public Library are made available with the Heads of the Departments. Students and faculty of each and every Department can make use of those tokens to avail the service from the Public Library.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 169 Information deployment and notification • All the books, back volumes and periodicals are arranged in a classified order for easy access. • New Arrivals are displayed in a separate rack. • Newspaper clippings are displayed in the notice board. Download Library users can avail downloading facilities in the Library. Printing : one printer cum copier for staff student access In-house / remote access to e-resources Library subscribes N-LIST consortia. User Orientation and awareness At the beginning of the academic year, an orientation on the use of library is given to the first year students. INFLIBNET / IUC Facilities The institution is a subscriber of N-LIST consortia.
4.2.7 Enumerate on the support provided by the Library staff to the students and teachers of the College.
Support provided by the Library Staff • Students get assistance from the Library Staff in searching books. • Reprographic services are available to the staff and the students.
4.2.8 What are the special facilities offered by the library to the visually/ physically challenged persons? Give details.
The Library Staff takes special care to help visually / physically challenged students to avail the library facilities.
4.2.9 Does the library get the feedback from its users? If yes, how is it analyzed and used for improving the library services. (What strategies are deployed by the Library to collect feedback from users? How is feedback analyzed and used for further improvement of the library services?)
Yes. The library gets feedback from its users. Feedback and its analysis • The library gets feedback from its users in a separate feedback form. These suggestions are discussed with the Library Advisory Committee members and remedial steps are taken.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 170 4.3 IT Infrastructure
4.3.1 Give details on the computing facility available (hardware and software) at the institution. • Number of computers with Configuration (provide actual number with exact configuration of each available system) • Computer student ratio • Stand alone facility • LAN facility • Wi-Fi facility • Licensed software • Number of nodes / computers with internet facility • Any other
Number of computers with Configuration (provide actual number with exact configuration of each available system The details of actual number of computers with exact configuration of each available system are given below:
Table 4.7 B.Sc. List of Computers in Computer Science Lab: Sl. No. Configuration No. of Computers 1. Lenovo Pentium-4 3.0Ghz,256 MB RAM, 80 7 GB HDD, CD ROM, IBM Colour Monitor 2. Lenovo Pentium(R)D- 2.80Ghz,512 MB RAM, 18 80 GB HDD, CD ROM, Lenovo Colour Monitor 3. Dell -Intel Core 2 Due Processor - 2.60Ghz,1 10 GB RAM, 160 GB HDD, DVD Writer, LCD Monitor 4. Dell -Intel Core 2 Due Processor - 2.60Ghz,1 5 GB RAM, 160 GB HDD, DVD Writer, CRT Monitor 5. Intel Core i3 Processor - 3.10Ghz,4 GB RAM, 1 500 GB HDD, DVD Writer, LG 18’ LED Monitor 6. Intel Core i3 Processor - 3.30Ghz,4 GB DDR3 10 RAM, 500 GB HDD, DVD Writer, LG 18’ LED Monitor
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 171 Table 4.8 M.Sc. List of Computers on Computer Science Lab:
Sl. No. Configuration No. of Computers 1. Processor Intel Core i3.3210 3.20 GHZ, Motherboard Intel 61BF, HDD Seagate 500GB 10 SATA, Ram 4GB DDR3, DVD, R/W Samsung SATA, K/M Microsoft Wired, LED Monitor LG 18.5 2. Processor Intel Core i3.3210 3.20 GHZ, Motherboard Intel 61BF, HDD Seagate 500GB 7 SATA, Ram 4GB DDR3, DVD R/W SamsungSATA, K/M Microsoft Wired, LED Monitor LG 18.5 3. Processor Intel Core i3.3210 3.20 GHZ, Motherboard Intel 61BF, HDD Seagate 500GB 1 SATA, Ram 4GB DDR3, DVD R/W SamsungSATA, K/M Mini Optical,LED Monitor LG 18.5 4. Processor Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.93 GHZ, 2GB RAM, 250GB HDD SATA, Microsoft K/M, LG 1 18.5 LCD Monitor 5. Processor Core 2 Duo 2.93 GHZ,2GB RAM, 250 GB HDD,DVD Writter, Microsoft K/M, LG 18.5“ 3 LCD Monitor
Table 4.9 List of Computers Departments other than Computer Science
Sl. No. Department Configuration No. of Computers 1. Tamil IBM Pentium 4- 2.80Ghz, 512 MB RAM, 80 GB HDD,CD ROM, IBM 1 15'' Colour Monitor 2. English IBM Pentium 4- 2.80Ghz, 512 MB RAM, 80 GB HDD,CD ROM, IBM 1 15'' Colour Monitor 3. Mathematics IBM Pentium 4- 2.80Ghz, 512 MB RAM, 80 GB HDD,CD ROM, IBM 1 15'' Colour Monitor 4. Physics IBM Pentium 4- 2.80Ghz, 512 MB RAM, 80 GB HDD,CD ROM, IBM 1 15'' Colour Monitor 5. Chemistry IBM Pentium 4- 2.80Ghz, 512 MB RAM, 80 GB HDD,CD ROM, IBM 1 15'' Colour Monitor
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 172 6. Bio-Technology Dell -Intel Core 2 Due Processor - 2.60Ghz, 1 GB RAM, 160 GB 1 HDD, DVD Writer, CRT Monitor 7. Commerce IBM Pentium 4- 2.80Ghz, 512 MB RAM, 80 GB HDD,CD ROM, IBM 1 15'' Colour Monitor 8. Business IBM Pentium 4- 2.80Ghz, 512 MB Administration RAM, 80 GB HDD,CD ROM, IBM 1 15'' Colour Monitor 9. IQAC/NAAC Intel Core 2 Duo 2.93 GHZ Steering Processor, 2GB RAM, 250 GB 1 Committee HDD SATA, Microsoft K/M, LG Office 18.5 LCD Monitor Processor Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.93 1 GHZ,2GB RAM, 250GB HDD SATA, Microsoft K/M,LG 18.5 LCD Monitor 10. Library Intel Core 2 Due Processor - 2 2.93Ghz 1 GB RAM, 250 GB HDD DVD Writer, LG LCD 18.5'' MONITOR 11. Principal’s Lenovo Pentium(R)D-2.80Ghz,512 Chamber MB RAM 80 GB HDD, CD ROM, 1 Lenovo Colour Monitor 12. Correspondent’s Intel Core 2 Duo 2.93 GHZ Chamber Processor, 2GB RAM, 250 GB 1 HDD SATA, Microsoft K/M
Table 4.10 List of Computers in Computer Centre: Sl. No. Configuration No. of Computers 1. Lenovo Pentium-4 3.0Ghz 256 MB RAM, 80 GB 8 HDD CD ROM, IBM Colour Monitor 2. Lenovo Pentium(R)D- 2.80Ghz 512 MB RAM, 80 14 GB HDD CD ROM, Lenovo Colour Monitor 3. Dell -Intel Core 2 Due Processor - 2.60Ghz 1 GB 2 RAM, 160 GB HDD, DVD Writer and CRT Monitor 4. Intel Core i7 Processor - 3.40Ghz 8 GB RAM, 500 1 GB HDD DVD Writer, SAMSUNG18’ LED Monitor 5. IBM Pentium 4- 2.80Ghz 512 MB RAM, 80 GB 3 HDD CD ROM, IBM 15'' Colour Monitor 6. Lenovo Pentium(R)D- 2.80Ghz 512 MB RAM, 80 6 GB HDD CPU
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 173 Table 4.11 List of Computers in College Office Computers: Sl. No. Configuration No. of Computers 1. Intel Core i7 Processor - 3.40Ghz,8 GB RAM,500 GB 6 HDD DVD Writer, SAMSUNG18’ LED Monitor 2. Intel Core i3 Processor - 3.10Ghz,4 GB RAM, 500 1 GB HDD, DVD Writer, LG 18’ LED Monitor 3. Processor Intel Core 2 Duo, 2.93 GHZ,2GB RAM, 1 250GB HDD SATA, Microsoft K/M,LG 18.5 LCD Monitor 4. LAPTOP: LENOVO Core 2 Duo, 2.93 GHZ,2GB 2 RAM, 250GB HDD Computer student ratio : 1:13 Stand alone facility Details of computer with stand alone facility Departments No. of Computers Tamil 1 English 1 Mathematics 1 Physics 1 Chemistry 1 Bio Technology 1 Commerce 1 Business 1 Administration NAAC Room 1 Principal’s 1 Chamber Correspondent’s 1 Chamber
LAN facility • D-Link Gigabite switch – Using cable – Cat 6 D-Link cable • D Link Dir 342 AC Gigabite Router Wi-Fi facility • The college has a BSNL ILL 4mbps WiFi connection. We share the connection to all the computer laboratories, office and departments through wireless/ cable. Licensed software • Windows Server 2012 • Oracle • Visual Studio • Turbo C++
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 174 • Microsoft Office 2007 • Windows 7 • Microsoft dot net framework 10 Number of nodes/ computers with internet facility We have 72 computers with internet connection. Any other • B. Sc. Computer Science Lab 1. Printer HP Laserjet P2014 : 1 TVS 240 Dot matrix- 1 : 1 2. Scanner HP Scanjet 3300c : 1 3. Air Conditioner O General 2 Ton Window AC : 2 LG 1.5 Ton Split AC : 2 4. UPS Numeric 5 KVA : 2 • M. Sc. Computer Science Lab 1. Router TP-Link 16 Port Switch : 1 16 rot Hub : 2 2. Microprocessor : 1 3. Micro Phone : 2 4. Head Phone : 7 5. Speaker Box Set : 8 6. UPS Numeric 5KVA UPS : 1 7. Air Conditioner 1500W AC : 3 • Physics Department 1. Printer Canon 2900 Laser jet : 1 • NAAC Office 1. Printer HP LASERJET PRINTER 1160 : 1 • Computer Center 1. Scanner HP Scanjet 3300c : 1 2. UPS Numeric 5 KVA UPS : 1 • College Office 1. Scanner Canon lide110 : 2 2. UPS Numeric 3 KVA UPS : 1
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 175 3. Printer Canon LBP 2900b : 2 HP LASER JET 5200 A3 PRINTER : 1 KONICA MINOLTA VIZHUB 215 XEROX: 1 • College Library 1. Printer KONICA MINOLTA VIZHUB 215 XEROX: 1 • L.C.D Projector : 7
4.3.2 Detail on the computer and internet facility made available to the faculty and students on the campus and off-campus?
Details of the computer and internet facility made available to the faculty and students on the campus • All the Departments • Library • Computer center • U.G and P.G Computer Science Lab Other Computer with internet facility on the campus • Principal’s chamber • Secretary’s chamber • IQAC room • College office
4.3.3 What are the institutional plans and strategies for deploying and upgrading the IT infrastructure and associated facilities?
The library plans to subscribe additional e-resources. The systems are to be upgraded with new configurations. It is proposed to have atleast one smart class room for every Department.
4.3.4 Provide details on the provision made in the annual budget for procurement, upgradation, deployment and maintenance of the computers and their accessories in the institution (Year wise for last four years)
The annual budget for the procurement of the Computer Systems and maintenance is given below:
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 176 Table 4.12 Year wise Annual Budget for procurement of the Computer Systems and maintenance for last four years Year Procurement Up gradation, (Rs.) development & Maintenance (Rs.) 2009-2010 5,38,036 4,55,290.90 2010-2011 8,76,700 5,60,253.50 2011-2012 94,970 4,24,486.50 2012-2013 9,34,418 4,65,241.00 2013-2014 81,900 7,15,796.00 4.3.5 How does the institution facilitate extensive use of ICT resources including development and use of computer-aided teaching/ learning materials by its staff and students?
INFLIBNET facility Net Connection to all the Departments Orientation programmes for the staff on the use of ICT resources. Orientation programmes for the staff on development and use of computer-aided teaching/ learning materials.
4.3.6 Elaborate giving suitable examples on how the learning activities and technologies deployed (access to online teaching - learning resources, independent learning, ICT enabled classrooms/ learning spaces etc.) by the institution place the student at the centre of teaching-learning process and render the role of a facilitator for the teacher.
The teaching and learning process is all about enrichment of students. The College is also aware of the changes that have been taking place around the world in shifting the fulcrum from the teacher to the students. ICT or otherwise, teaching takes place in a classroom for the benefit of the students. There is no denying the fact that ICT enabled classroom keeps the students more engaged to the learning process. By way of coping with the requirements of the times, our College also has taken the initial steps. Net usage and Power Point Presentations has begun to form part of our teaching and learning process. With the available facility, the teachers make optimum use. The Management takes all possible efforts to improve the availability of ICT facilities in the College.
4.3.7 Does the Institution avail of the National Knowledge Network connectivity directly or through the affiliating University? If so, what are the services availed of?
No.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 177 4.4 Maintenance of Campus Facilities 4.4.1 How does the institution ensure optimal allocation and utilization of the available financial resources for maintenance and upkeep of the following facilities (substantiate your statements by providing details of budget allocated during last four years)? • Buildings • Furniture • Equipment • Computers • Vehicle • Any other
Table 4.13 Funds allotted for maintenance and up-keeping of available facilities Head of the Amount utilised Account 2010- 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 2011 (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) (Rs.) Buildings 11,90,530 1,47,537 36,10,758 51,54,513 5,47,213 Furniture 2,32,155 58,690 37,800 6,89,560 2,16,200 Equipment 3,89,037 5,96,936 4,99,061 3,59,433 2,16,038 Computers 2,25,500 4,24,486.50 4,65,241.00 4,38,300 1,02,400 Bus - 14,79,284 15,66,887 - 14,61,000 Sports & 68,995.50 49,073.00 1,43,989.00 42,235.00 71,901.00 Games Other 1,11,705 71,515 15,100 1,94,420 2,21,667
4.4.2 What are the institutional mechanisms for maintenance and upkeep of the infrastructure, facilities and equipment of the College?
Minor repair work and renovation of building that includes electrical fitting, pumping, masonry and carpentry works are undertaken every year during summer vacation. White washing, painting is undertaken once in five years. Black boards are painted every year. Vehicle maintenance is done in servicing station and mechanical work shop once in two months. Three qualified computer lab technicians take care of all computer terminals in campus. In case the system requires service and replacement of accessories qualified Computer service personnel are called for repairing. A maintenance register is kept at the College office, under the custody of Office Superintendent. Maintenance of routine nature is made entry in the register. As per the register, maintenance is
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 178 carried out either by the technicians of the College or from technicians outside. Large scale maintenance is carried out by getting written permission from the Management.
4.4.3 How and with what frequency does the institute take up calibration and other precision measures for the equipment/instruments?
We have work arrangements with local service providers or the dealers to service lab equipment and other instruments, whenever there is a need. Numeric, Nagercoil undertakes the maintenance of UPS on AMC basis Computer software related works are carried out by technicians available in the College. Works related with the generators are carried out by Expert Service Engineers of the Dealers / Local Service Providers. Maintenance of transport vehicles at regular intervals.
4.4.4 What are the major steps taken for location, upkeep and maintenance of sensitive equipment (voltage fluctuations, constant supply of water etc.)?
All equipment are voltage stabilizer-protected. Fire extinguishers are in place. Constant supply of water is ensured in all the blocks.
Any other relevant information regarding Infrastructure and Learning Resources which the College would like to include.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 179 CRITERION V
STUDENT SUPPORT AND PROGRESSION
5.1 Student Mentoring and Support
5.1.1 Does the institution publish its updated prospectus/ handbook annually? If 'yes', what is the information provided to students through these documents and how does the institution ensure its commitment and accountability? Yes. The College publishes its updated prospectus and handbook annually. The prospectus and handbook provide the following information to the students. Information provided in the hand book A brief history of the College. College Motto, Vision and Mission College Administration. Year of Commencement of Courses. Scholarships, Fees Concession, Awards and Endowments. Special Features, Facilities and Activities. Academic Details. College Rules and Regulations. Committees constituted for the Academic year. Academic Calendar. Curriculum. Information provided in the prospectus A brief history of the College and its objectives. College Motto, Vision and Mission Courses and fee details Salient features of the College Procedures for admission
5.1.2 Specify the type, number and amount of institutional scholarships / free ships given to the students during the last four years and whether the financial aid was available and disbursed on time?
Institutional Financial Aid to Students 1. Friends of Kottar 2. Student’s Welfare Fund
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 180 Table 5.1 Details of institutional scholarships YEAR FRIENDS OF KOTTAR STUDENT WELFARE FUND No. of Amount (Rs.) No. of Amount (Rs.) Student’s Student’s 2011-2012 208 7,72,860.00 - - 2012-2013 137 7,07,500.00 - - 2013-2014 210 8,36,000.00 7 51,788 2014-2015 200 8,41,500.00 21 93,175 2015-2016 228 8,39,000.00 18 87,100
5.1.3 What percentage of students receives financial assistance from state government, central government and other national agencies?
The College Administrative Office forwards applications of eligible students and takes care of the disbursement of Scholarship to students.
Table 5.2 Details of Central Government Scholarship YEAR POST MATRIC SCHOLARSHIP DETAILS No. of students Amount (Rs.) 2011-2012 165 4,97,700 2012-2013 162 9,86,300 2013-2014 346 20,74,800 2014-2015 438 26,25,300
Table 5.3 Details of State Government Scholarship YEAR Beedi Workers Tamil Nadu SC/ST scholarship scholarship Educational Trust No. of Amount No. of Amount No. of Amount students (Rs.) students (Rs.) students (Rs.) 2011-2012 16 48000 20 92500 - - 2012-2013 4 12000 13 52000 17 96,730 2013-2014 Nil Nil 9 41500 23 76,800 2014-2015 Nil Nil 8 42500 19 1,22,550 2015-2016 Nil Nil 5 31500 14 Yet to receive
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 181 Scholarship details in percentage
Table 5.4 Percentage wise details of Central Government Scholarship Scholarship 2010- 2011- 2012- 2013- 2014- details 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Post metric 3.49 % 15.1 % 10.1 % 23 % 26 % Scholarship
Table 5.5 Percentage wise details of State Government Scholarship Scholarship details 2010- 2011- 2012- 2013- 2014- 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 • Beedi Workers scholarship • Farmers 3.41 % 5.03 % 2.30 % 1 % 2 % scholarship • Tamil Nadu Educational Trust • SC/ST scholarship
5.1.4 What are the specific support services/facilities available for • Students from SC/ST, OBC and economically weaker sections • Physically challenged/differently abled students • Overseas students • Students to participate in various competitions/National and International • Medical assistance to students: health centre, health insurance • Organizing coaching classes for competitive exams • Skill development (spoken English, computer literacy, etc.,) • Support for ‘slow learners’ • Exposures of students to other institution of higher learning /corporate /business house etc. • Publication of student magazines • Any other
Students from SC/ST, OBC and economically weaker sections • Government scholarship is available for all students from SC/ST and OBC. • The SC/ST Cell identifies the students and they guide them to apply for the Scholarship.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 182 • The SC/ST cell conducts awareness programmes on the opportunities available to the SC/ST students in higher education and employment. Physically challenged/differently abled students • There are ramps and separate toilets for their use. They have peers to take care of them, escort them to their classes and help them in their studies. College takes special efforts to enable physically challenged students to secure scholarships offered by government agencies. • So far the College had the opportunity to serve a lone visually challenged student. She was provided with the lessons in audio records. She was provided with the facility of scribes from the College during University examinations. Overseas students • Presently there are no overseas students in our College. Students to participate in various competitions/National and International • Students are encouraged to participate in various competitions conducted by various agencies. Students are motivated to participate in cultural and sports in University, State level and National level events. Deserving students are selected and deputed to participate in those competitions. Guidance is given at all stages from filling up applications, collecting information, data and training them for the competitions. Free attendance is given to them. Travelling expenses are provided from the College. Medical assistance to students: health centre, health insurance • The College has special concern for the health and hygiene of the students. The College has a Health Room with a first aid kit. The students who fall ill are given immediate medical treatment in the nearby Public Health Centre. • Health awareness programmes such as Cancer Awareness Programme, Thyroid Awareness Programme and Awareness on Naturopathy Medicine were organized. • RRC organizes blood group identification drive for all first year students. • Apollo 10% discounts cards are distributed for the staff and students for getting medicines at reduced rates. • Thyriod Testing Camp in association with DDRC SRL Diagnostic service, Marthandam was organized. • Poster making competition on ‘Save Heart’ was conducted.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 183 Organizing coaching classes for competitive exams • Coaching classes for TNPSC and Banking Services examinations are being conducted. • Hindi classes are being conducted to improve the opportunity in getting central government jobs. Skill development (spoken English, computer literacy, etc.,) • Bridge course for freshers is conducted for a week to refresh their knowledge in English. • Certificate Course in Spoken English is conducted for improving the spoken English skills of the students. • Computer literacy classes are arranged for the students to learn the basics of computer language. Computer related Certificate courses are offered. • Narration of moral stories, speech by students, pronunciation practice, recitation of poems, skit, mime and literary quiz are encouraged among the students through English and Mother Tongue Cell. Guest lectures are also arranged by Mother Tongue Cell. • The College also invites Guest speakers from the industry which provides regional and global employment opportunities for the students. • Placement Cell frequently organizes programmes on career guidance and employment. Support for ‘slow learners’ • All the Departments provide remedial classes and peer learning which help the slow learners to cope with their academic needs. • Simplified study material is provided to the slow learners. them • If students are absent for a long period then their parents are contacted and corrective measures taken. • Students who have backlogs of previous semesters are encouraged to attend remedial classes held after class hours. • Advanced learners help them with the difficult unit. Frequent tests are conducted to improve their learning. • The class in-charges and faculty members keep constant touch with slow learners and encourage and motivate them to do well in examinations. Exposures of students to other institution of higher learning/ corporate/ business house etc. • All the Departments arrange Industrial visits for the students to gain additional knowledge in the subjects they learn. Industrial visits invariably include industries, research institutes, research laboratories and places of subject importance. The Departments depute the students to conference, seminars, workshops and cultural fests organized by other institutions. Students are also
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 184 taken to Book Exhibition and Science Exhibition conducted at other institutions. Publication of student magazines • College Magazine is published every academic year end and the Students contribute articles in English, Tamil and Malayalam to the College Magazine. • ‘Annai mozhi’ an exclusive Tamil monthly magazine released by Tamil literary club for students to express their creativity in the language. • The Department of English publishes bi-annual magazine ‘SEEK’ for which students make contributions. . G. M. Adlin Joe of BA. English student published novel, Titled - ZIFHONO FNO AND the Release of the fairies. A fantasy upon Noland (ISBN: 978-1-4969-7683-3) on March 2014 • An annual magazine ‘CHEM PEARL- 2015’ was published by Department of Chemistry. • Department of Mathematics, Tamil and Business Administration published annual magazines. • Students also display wall magazines in their respective class room. Any other • Students are assisted in getting Passport, Two Wheeler/ Four Wheeler License and Voters ID etc. • To improve the reading habit of students ‘The Hindu” News paper is provided at low cost to every student. • To develop the presentation and the creativity skills of the students a broadcasting programme called ‘Campus Radio’ is run during the lunch break. • All India Radio officials Dr.M.Thankavel the Announcer and Miss.M.S.Asha, the Programme executive visited our campus and conducted a live program “Valagaththin Vasal” and it was broad coasted live from Annai Velankanni College on 3rd January 2016 from 10.00 a.m. to 11.00 a.m. In that program 10 of our students participated and the theme of the programme was Protection of Environment.
5.1.5 Describe the efforts made by the institution to facilitate entrepreneurial skills, among the students and the impact of the efforts.
Human Resources and Motivation Cell organises Entrepreneurial skills development and motivational programmes.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 185 • SIYB,a global standard ILO (International Labour Organisation) trademark entrepreneurial training programme was conducted for one week during 2014-2015. The training programmes and certificate courses like Tailoring, Arts and Crafts, Beautician, DTP and Tally are conducted which gives them chances for self employment though in a small way.
5.1.6 Enumerate the policies and strategies of the institution which promote participation of students in extracurricular and co- curricular activities such as sports, games, Quiz competitions, debate and discussions, cultural activities etc.
The students participate in extracurricular and co-curricular activities such as sports, games, Quiz competitions, debate and discussions and cultural activities. The students who participate in these competitions are provided flexibility in the internal examinations. They are provided extra time to study and appear for the internal tests on a later date. The winners of the various competitions are honoured by announcing their achievements through public address system. The winners also have photo session with the Principal/ Correspondent.
5.1.7 Enumerating on the support and guidance provided to the students in preparing for the competitive exams, give details on the number of students appeared and qualified in various competitive exams such as UGC-CSIR- NET, UGC-NET, SLET, ATE/ CAT/ GRE/ TOFEL/ GMAT/ Central/ State services, Defence, Civil Services, etc.
The Placement Cell of the College organizes coaching classes for Bank exams and TNPSC exams.
5.1.8 What type of counselling services are made available to the students (academic, personal, career, psycho-social etc.)?
Academic Counselling The Class in-charges maintain a profile of their students, which includes the personal and academic information of the students. This helps the Class in-charges to gauge the strengths and weaknesses of the students and to arrange necessary help. The Class in-charges, the faculty members and the respective Heads provide academic counselling to the students who are in need of support and assistance. Remedial classes are arranged for slow learners. Personal Counselling The Class in-charges personally interact with the students and take care of the student‘s academic and personal problems. The Class
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 186 in-charges closely monitor the growth, progress and behaviour of the students. The class in-charges, respective Heads and the counselling Cell provide personal counseling, if required Career Counselling Career counselling is provided to the students by the Placement Cell. In addition, the Departments also provide subject-specific career guidance to the final year students. Psycho-social Counselling The College has a Counselling Cell with staff representation from all the Departments. Special training is given to the members of the Counselling Cell. This Cell takes care of psycho-social aspect of the counselling. Students, who are in need of the assistance of the Counselling Cell, are directed to the Cell by the Principal/Heads/Class in-Charges. Based on need, the Cell seeks the support of the College Counsellor.
5.1.9 Does the institution have a structured mechanism for career guidance and placement of its students? If 'yes', detail on the services provided to help students identify job opportunities and prepare themselves for interview and the percentage of students selected during campus interviews by different employers (list the employers and the programmes).
Yes, we have a Placement Cell which organizes awareness/ orientation programmesss on higher studies and employment opportunities. Conducts campus interviews in our College. Convener of the Placement Cell sends timely intimations to the present students and alumni about the walk-in interviews, campus interviews, job fairs and placement drives conducted in the College and other places.
List of 5.6 List of the students Placement Details during the last for years
Sl.No. Year Employer No of students placed On Campus placement 1. 2013-2014 Muthoot Finance Pvt. Ltd., Nil Karungal 2. 2013-2014 R.P Telebuy Skybase(P) 9 Ltd, Chennai 3. 2015-2016 TVS Training & Service 7 Chennai
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 187 4. 2015-2016 AKT Academy Matric 13 higher Secondary School Kallakurichi,Salem 5. 2015-2016 Muthoot Finance Pvt. Ltd., 13 students Karungal attended interview. Awaiting results Off Campus Placement 6. 2013-2014 Aqua water Services, 1 Chennai, 7. 2014-2015 Vee Technologies Chennai 9
8. 2014-2015 ABI Educational and 5 Charitable Trust – Job Mela at Nesamony Memorial Christian College, Martandam 9. 2014-2015 Shriram Life Insurance– Job 15 Mela at Nesamony Memorial Christian College, Martandam
5.1.10 Does the institution have a student grievance redressal cell? If yes, list (if any) the grievances reported and redressed during the last four years.
Yes. The College has a Grievance Redressal Cell comprising senior staff members to address the grievances of students. The Cell provides support to solve the problems of the students at various levels. The students can also represent their problems, if any, to the Principal through the students’ council. They also have the freedom to approach any member of the staff of their Department in order to redress their grievances. If the Department cannot solve it, HOD can bring it to the notice of the Principal for suitable action. The Principal in consultation with the concerned HODs solves the problems amicably.
Table 5.7 List of Grievance reported and redressed Year Grievance Redressal 2011-2012 Xerox facilities in the campus Provided in Library and office 2011-2012 Uniform colour can be Changed for PG changed students 2012-2013 Provide College Bus for more Redressed destinations
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 188 2013-2014 Uniform can be introduced for Redressed Pre –Doctoral courses 2014-2015 A stationery shop to be Stationery shop is opened inside the campus opened near the canteen 2014-2015 Additional toilet facilities can Redressed be made 2015-2016 Boys Waiting shed New boys shed has been constructed 2015-2016 Spacious Two wheeler shed Redressed through the can be made Alumini 2015-2016 Mirror and drinking water Redressed facility can be made in boys waiting shed
5.1.11 What are the institutional provisions for resolving issues pertaining to sexual harassment?
The College is a co-educational one. The girl students account for more than three fourth of the students’ strength. Though the strength of the girl students disproportionally higher, because of the strict vigil inside the campus by the Discipline Committee, complaints connected with sexual harassment of women is very low. Whenever the issues pertaining to sexual harassment arise, the Principal initiates action on the basis of the recommendations of the Staff Council and then the Discipline Committee. Women’s Sexual Harassment Redressal Cell is estabilished in the year 2014-2015. The Committee organises awareness programmes for the women students on issues of sexual harassment.
5.1.12 Is there an anti-ragging committee? How many instances (if any) have been reported during the last four years and what action has been taken on these?
Yes. Our College has an Anti-ragging Committee consisting of four staff members. No instance was so far reported during the last four years/ or earlier. Anti-ragging Committee is established in the year 2014- 2015. The email id: [email protected] and the mobile number of the Anti-ragging Committee convener Dr. J. Johnson (Cell No. 9443412218) is printed in the Handbook. This part of our country is not afflicted with this problem. Also strict vigil is maintained by the Discipline Committee inside the campus. So complaints of this nature are nil.
5.1.13 Enumerate the welfare schemes made available to students by the institution.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 189 Endowment and Proficiency awards are given to the class toppers. Financial support from Management and student Welfare Fund for the needy students. Extended fee payment within the year under student’s request. Students are assisted in getting Passport, Two Wheeler/ Four Wheeler License etc. To improve the reading habit of students and to develop vocabulary and current affairs ‘The Hindu” News paper is provided at low cost to every student. Opening of bank accounts in the name of the students. Students were assisted to acquire bank loans. Parents Teachers Association meetings are conducted once in a semester to build rapport between the teachers and parents for the betterment of their wards and welfare of College. Staff members are offering tuition fees and University exam fees to the economically weaker students in deserving cases.
5.1.14 Does the institution have a registered Alumni Association? If 'yes', what are its activities and major contributions for institutional, academic and infrastructure development?
Yes. Alumni association conducts meetings regularly every year. Registration Number – Tamil Nadu Act 27 of 1975 – Sl. No. : 34/ 2015 received on 07.09.2015. Current Office Bearers • Mr. Y. D. Chandran - President • Mr. A. Bellarmin Jose - Vice President • Mr. M. S. Clement Premakumar- Secretary • Mr. P. Ravichandran - Joint Secretary • Mrs. V. Usha - Treasurer • Mr. R. Ramesh Kumar - Executive committee member • Mr.D.Sebarin - Executive committee member • Mr. G.Vincent Raj - Executive committee member • Mr. M. Mohana Dhas - Executive committee member • Mr. T. Vijaya Kumar - Executive committee member
Table 5.8 List of Alumini contributions to the College Sl.No. Academic Date Sponsors from Alumni Year 1. 2009-2010 02.03.2010 Gift (2-Clock) presented by Alumni during College day. 2. 2012-2013 27.12.2012 Mr. Irene Regi (Alumnus) contributed endowment award Rs.12,000.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 190 3. 2012-2013 27.12.2012 Alumni of Department of Physics contributed books ,amounted to Rs.100000. 4. 2012-2013 28.12.2012 Alumni of Department of Physics sponsored 2 Lakh Rupees for Purchase of P.G Books. 5. 2013-2014 07.02.2014 Mr. D. Sivanathan of Department of Physics Alumnus donated Rs. 1,00,000 to establish ‘Poor Students Educational Fund’ in the name of his father Mr. P. Dhasian. 6. 2014-2015 06.03.2015 Alumnus Mr. D. Sivanathan donated a Sewing Machine for the conduct of Tailoring course. 7. 2014-2015 06.03.2015 Alumnus Dr. R. Joseph Manoj contributed 2 Sewing Machines. 8. 2015-2016 12.02.2016 Alumnus Mr.Jeen donated Rs.10,000 for two wheeler Vehicle shed.
17.02.2016 Alumnus Mr. Bellarmin Jose donated Rs.50, 000 for Two Wheeler Vehicle Shed. 17.02.2016 Alumnus Mr. Chandran donated Rs.10, 000 for Two Wheeler Vehicle Shed. 17.02.2016 Alumnus Mr. Sahaya Jose donated Rs.10, 000 for Two Wheeler Vehicle Shed. 17.02.2016 Alumnus Mr. Samely donated Rs.10, 000 for Two Wheeler Vehicle Shed. 17.02.2016 Alumnus Mr. Roose Wealth donated Rs.10, 000 for Two Wheeler Vehicle Shed. 17.02.2016 Alumnus Mr. Wilson donated Rs.5, 000 for Two Wheeler Vehicle Shed. 17.02.2016 Alumnus Mr. Stephen donated Rs.2, 000 for Two Wheeler Vehicle Shed. 18.02.2016 Alumnus Mr.Y. Y.Suresh Kumar of Physics donated Rs.1, 00,000 for Two Wheeler Vehicle shed.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 191 5.2 Student Progression
5.2.1 Providing the percentage of students progressing to higher education or employment (for the last four batches) highlights the trends observed.
Table 5.9 Percentage of students progressing to higher education or employment: Student Percentage (%) Progression 2010-2011 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 UG to PG 41% 29% 16% 26% 27% UG to B. Ed. 30% 41% 58% 53% 47% Professional - 8% 7% 4% 8% Course PG to 13% 19% 26% 28% 32% M.Phil. PG to B.Ed. 15% 12% 7% 18% 11% PG to Ph.D. 2% 2% - - - Employed 22% 18% 19% 17% 23% Others 19% 17% 16% 17% 18%
5.2.2 Provide details of the programme wise pass percentage and completion rate for the last four years (cohort wise/batch wise as stipulated by the university)? Furnish programme-wise details in comparison with that of the previous performance of the same institution and that of the Colleges of the affiliating university within the city/district.
Programme – wise Result Analysis for the last four years are given below. The results of our college are compared with that of Nesamony Memorial Christian College (NMCC), Marthandam.
Table 5.10 Result Analysis AVC and NMCC for the year 2011-2012
2011-2012 (AVC) 2011-2012 (NMCC) Programmes No. of No. of Pass No. No. Pass Appeared Passed Percentage Appeared Passed Percentage (%) (%) B.A. English 64 36 56 61 32 52 B.Com. 57 9 16 56 56 100 B.Sc. 49 49 100 53 31 58 Mathematics B.Sc. Physics 43 29 67 30 23 77 B.Sc. Chemistry 35 25 71 16 11 69
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 192 B.Sc. Computer 44 44 100 33 31 94 Science B.Sc. Bio- 12 11 92 - - - Technology B.B.A. 47 34 72 59 44 75 M.A. English 23 15 65 25 11 44 M.Com. with 22 16 73 22 4 18 computer Application M.Sc. 21 9 43 15 2 13 Mathematics M.Sc. Chemistry 24 7 29 - - - M.Sc. Bio- 12 12 100 - - - Technology
Table 5.11 Result Analysis AVC and NMCC for the year 2012-2013
2012-2013 (AVC) 2012-2013 (NMCC) Programmes No. of No. of Pass No. of No. of Pass Appeared Passed Percentage Appeared Passed Percentage (%) (%) B.A. English 68 34 50 67 49 73.13 B.Com. 49 16 33 53 14 26.42 B.Sc. 44 31 70 55 37 67.27 Mathematics B.Sc. Physics 48 24 50 45 26 57.78 B.Sc. Chemistry 47 27 57 38 27 71.05 B.Sc. Computer 41 32 78 43 23 53.49 Science B.Sc. Bio- 6 6 100 - - - Technology B.B.A. 58 26 45 42 11 26.19 M.A. Tamil - - - 13 13 100 M.A. English 22 15 68 29 28 96.55 M.Com. with 22 18 82 - - - computer Application M.Sc. 23 18 78 24 19 79.17 Mathematics M.Sc. Physics 18 11 61 23 9 39.13 M.Sc. 25 3 12 23 6 26.09 Chemistry M.Sc. Bio- 20 19 95 - - - Technology
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 193 Table 5.12 Result Analysis AVC and NMCC for the year 2013-2014
2013-2014 (AVC) 2013-2014 (NMCC) Programmes No. No. Pass No. of No. of Pass Appeared Passed Percentage Appeared Passed Percentag (%) e (%) B.A. English 69 64 93 68 55 80.88 B.Com. 51 17 33 55 12 21.82 B.Sc. 56 41 73 50 36 72 Mathematics B.Sc. Physics 45 23 51 45 26 57.78 B.Sc. Chemistry 41 29 71 45 30 66.67 B.Sc. Computer 40 32 80 47 29 61.70 Science B.Sc. Bio- 9 9 100 - - - Technology B.B.A. 58 34 59 45 33 73.33 M.A. English 24 24 100 30 28 93.33 M.Com. with 23 19 83 - - - computer Application M.Sc. 24 22 92 24 15 62.5 Mathematics M.Sc. Physics 25 9 36 22 11 50 M.Sc. Chemistry 25 11 44 25 1 4 M.Sc. Bio- 13 13 100 - - - Technology M.Phil 10 7 70 14 13 92.86 Commerce
Table 5.13 Result Analysis AVC and NMCC for the year 2014-2015
Programmes 2014-2015 (AVC) 2014-2015 (NMCC) No. No. Pass No. No. Pass Appeared Passed Percentage Appeared Passed Percentage (%) (%) B.A. English 61 34 56 61 57 93.44 B.Com. 49 13 27 62 24 38.71 B.Sc. 48 32 67 48 44 91.67 Mathematics B.Sc. Physics 47 32 68 45 31 68.89 B.Sc. Chemistry 45 27 60 47 38 80.85 B.Sc. Computer 43 33 77 44 30 68.18 Science
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 194 B.Sc. Bio- 9 5 56 - - - Technology B.B.A. 54 29 54 63 41 65.08 M.A. English 25 17 68 30 22 73.33 M.Sc. 25 23 92 24 23 95.83 Mathematics M.Sc. Physics 25 10 40 25 8 32 M.Sc. Chemistry 25 13 52 24 7 29.17 M.Sc. Computer 19 19 100 25 25 100 Science M.Sc. Bio- 15 13 87 - - - Technology M.Phil 7 6 86 15 13 86.67 Commerce M.Phil. 10 10 100 15 14 93.33 Mathematics M.Phil. Physics 5 5 100 11 8 72.72 M.Phil. 10 7 70 6 5 83.33 Chemistry M. Com. 12 7 58 20 16 80
Table 5.14 List of University Rank Holders (Manonmanium Sundaranar University) Sl. Academic Name Department Rank No. Year 1990-1991 1. Apr. 1990 Yesudhas M B. A Economics XV Rank 1993-1994 2. 1992-1993 Benla K B. Sc. XVIII Rank Mathematics 1994-1995 3. 1993-1994 Lawerence Y B. Sc. Chemistry XVI Rank 1995-1996 4. 1994-1995 Mary Charlet B. Sc. Chemistry XVII Rank 1996-1997 5. Apr. 1996 Y. Sandhya M.Sc. Chemistry I Rank 6. Apr. 1996 Sree Vidhya M.B. M.Sc. Chemistry II Rank 7. Apr. 1996 G. Helan Mary M.Sc. Chemistry X Rank 8. Apr. 1996 M. Frederic Moni M.Sc. Computer XVII Rank Science 1997-1998 9. Apr. 1997 V. Usha M.Sc. Chemistry III Rank 10. Apr. 1997 Jai Selvi M.Sc. Chemistry VI Rank 11. Apr. 1997 S. R. Anitha B. Sc. Chemistry XIII Rank
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 195 1998-1999 12. Apr. 1998 Mary Anitha Y M.Sc. Chemistry IV Rank 13. Apr. 1998 Geetha M. V. B. Sc. Physics IV Rank 1999-2000 14. Apr. 1999 T. F. A. Ben Raj M. Sc. Chemistry I Rank 15. Apr. 1999 S. R. Anitha M. Sc. Chemistry V Rank 2000-2011 16. Apr. 2000 Irin Sheela C M. Sc. Chemistry III Rank 17. Apr. 2000 Sharmila T. M. M. Sc. Chemistry V Rank 18. Apr. 2000 Nija Julian M. Sc. Chemistry X Rank 19. Apr. 2002 Sr. L. Nazeeba B. A. Economics IX Rank Begum 20. Apr. 2002 Rajesh Kumar N B. A. Economics XII Rank 21. Apr. 2002 Christlin Parimala B. A. Economics XVIII Rank Pushpam S. A 22. Apr. 2003 Sr. D. B. Sc. Chemistry Part II Marukiruthal English- XVIII Rank 23. Apr. 2004 T. J. Sumitha M. Sc. Chemistry VII Rank 24. Apr. 2004 Anita J B. Com. XVIII Rank 25. Apr. 2008 Shanthi I M. C. A. IX Rank 26. Apr. 2009 Jeba Sujila C M. Com. III Rank 27. Apr. 2009 Abisha Meji M M. C. A. X Rank 28. Apr. 2010 Sujin G M. Com. I Rank 29. Apr. 2010 Ashlyn Blessy M M. A. English II Rank 30. Apr. 2010 Vidhya J. P. M. A. English VII Rank 31. Apr. 2011 Vinitha T. R. M. Com. With V Rank CA 32. Apr. 2011 Magdhaline M B. Sc. Bio II Rank Technology 2012-2013 33. 2012-2013 Fr. Gino Mathew M.A. English I Rank 34. 2012-2013 Anuja Raj R. S. M.C.A. III Rank 35. 2012-2013 Usha X M. Com with CA III Rank 36. 2012-2013 Rexilin Vinola M. C. A. V Rank 37. 2012-2013 Divya V M. Com with CA V Rank 38. 2012-2013 Abirami R Mathematics Part II English-VI Rank 39. 2012-2013 Ramya John M. Sc. Chemistry IX Rank 40. 2012-2013 Manibha M. P. M. A. English X Rank 41. 2012-2013 Ancy Milrad A B. Sc. Chemistry XX Rank 2013-2014 42. 2012-2013 Lisy L B. Sc. Chemistry II Rank
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 196 43. 2012-2013 Angela Lincy S.L. M. Sc. Physics II Rank 44. 2012-2013 Magdalane M M. Sc. Bio IV Rank Technology 45. 2012-2013 Saranya N. R. B. Sc. Computer VI Rank Science 46. 2012-2013 Gayathri R. G. M. Sc. Bio VIII Rank Technology 47. 2012-2013 Sajitha R M. C. A. IX Rank 48. 2012-2013 Shalini L B. Sc. Physics X Rank 49. 2012-2013 Sindhu P B. A. English Part I Tamil-XVI Rank 50. 2012-2013 Sabitha M B. Sc. Computer XIX Rank Science 2014-2015 51. 2013-2014 Adlin Joe G. M. B. A. English Part II English-I Rank 52. 2013-2014 Adlin Joe G. M. B. A. English V Rank 53. 2013-2014 Anbu Moni A M. Sc. Physics IV Rank 54. 2013-2014 Rajila Devi C. B. M. Sc. Bio VI Rank Technology 55. 2013-2014 Jincy Mol M M. Sc. Bio VI Rank Technology 56. 2013-2014 Lija J. M. M.Com with CA VII Rank 57. 2013-2014 Sarji P M.Com with CA VIII Rank 58. 2013-2014 Pamitha P B. Sc. Chemistry XIII Rank 59. 2013-2014 Abisha P B. Sc. Computer XV Rank Science 60. 2013-2014 Sinthu V. V. B. Sc. Computer XVII Rank Science 61. 2013-2014 Ramya S B. B. A. XX Rank 2015-2016 62. 2014-2015 Lisy L M. Sc. Chemistry I Rank 63. 2014-2015 Subitha Kumari G M. Sc. Bio- III Rank Technology 64. 2014-2015 Saranya N R M. Sc. Computer III Rank Science 65. 2014-2015 Kavitha A M. C. A V Rank 66. 2014-2015 Pradeepa S B. B. A. VIII Rank 67. 2014-2015 Jini J B. Sc. Computer X Rank Science 68. 2014-2015 Angelin Staney S B. Sc. Chemistry XIII Rank 69. 2014-2015 Geetha Mol A B. B. A. XIV Rank
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 197 Note: Yesudhas M obtained XV Rank in the B.A. (Economics) Degree Examinations of Madurai Kamaraj University to which the College was affiliated during 1987-1992.
5.2.3 How does the institution facilitate student progression to higher level of education and/ or towards employment?
Our College introduced relevant Post Graduate courses in order to facilitate the students to take up their higher studies. M.Phil Programmes are also introduced in the Departments of Commerce, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics and Tamil. The Placement Cell organizes campus interviews and career guidance programs. Our Placement Cell conducts coaching classes for competitive exams like TNPSC and Banking Services. These guide the students towards higher learning and employment considerably.
5.2.4 Enumerate the special support provided to students who are at risk of failure and drop out?
Remedial classes for slow learners. Bridge course for all the first year students at the beginning of the academic year. Providing all possible assistance for the students to avail Government Scholarships. Financial support is also provided for the economically poor students by the Students Welfare Fund and Management. Providing financial support by the faculties to pay tuition fees and exam fees etc. Extended fee payment facility within the semester/Year. Transport from interior rural areas. Whenever the problems of the students are identified through the Class in-charges, they are properly addressed.
5.3 Student Participation and Activities
5.3.1 List the range of sports, games, cultural and other extracurricular activities available to students. Provide details of participation and program calendar.
The College conducts a wide range of sports and games, cultural and extra-curricular activities to the students. Games Indoor Games Badminton and Chess.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 198 Outdoor Games Kho Kho, Volleyball, Football, Kabaddi, Basket ball and Cricket. Track Events 100 Mts Run, 200 Mts Run, 400 Mts Run, 800 Mts Run, 1500 Mts Run, 5000 Mts Run, 10000 Mts Run, 4 X 100 Mts Relay and 4 X 400 Mts Relay. Field Events Long Jump, High Jump, Triple Jump and Shot Put. Cultural events: Essay Writing (Tamil and English,), Verse writing (Tamil and English), Drawing, Elocution (Tamil and English), Flower arrangement, Art from Waste, Singing (Group, Solo, Karnatic, Western, Karoke, Light Music), Fancy Dress, Dance (Group, Solo, Western, Bharathanatiyam, Folk), Mime. Table 5.15 List of Sports Achievements for the last four years:
Sl. No. Year/ Date Student Organizing No. of Place Name/ Sports College/ Club Participants Name 2011-2012 1. 2011-2012 J. Jansi Rani of Mini Marathan, 1 I Prize III B. Sc. conducted by Physics N.V.K.S.S, Attoor 2. 2011-2012 S. Linsy of I Mini Marathan 1 I Prize B.Sc. conducted by Chemistry N.V.K.S.S, Attoor 3. 2011-2012 D. Ezil Devan District Sports 1 II Prize of II B. Com. Authority, Nagercoil 4. 2011-2012 Shine Raj, N. Long Jump - 1 II Prize Mony of III Block Level B.Sc. Sports, Sports Computer Development Science Authority of Tamil Nadu 5. 2011-2012 Mr. A. Dinesh 4*100 mts. 1 III Prize of III B. Sc. running- Block Computer Level Sports by Science Sports Development Authority of Tamil Nadu
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 199 2012-2013 6. 2012-2013 Chess Lekshmipuram 5 Participated College of Arts & Science, Neyyoor 7. 2012-2013 Volleyball Annai velankanni 12 Participated College, Tholayavattam 8. 2012-2013 Cricket Lekshmipuram 15 Participated College of Arts & Science, Neyyoor 9. 2012-2013 Kabbadi TDMNS, 12 Participated Kallikulam 10. 2012-2013 Athletics NMCC, 7 Participated Marthandam 11. 2012-2013 Relay (4 x100) NMCC, 4 Bronze Marthandam Medal 12. 2012-2013 Relay (4 x400) NMCC, 4 Bronze Marthandam Medal 2013-2014 13. 05.10.2013 Chess Scott Christian 5 Participated College, Nagercoil 14. 2013-2014 Athletics Thiruvalluvar 6 Participated College, Papanasam 2014-2015 15. 15.08.2014 Chess Scott Christian 5 Participated College, Nagercoil 16. 08.09.2014 Cricket Scott Christian 15 Participated College, Nagercoil 17. 15.09.2014 Badminton NMCC, 5 Participated Marthandam 18. 2014-2015 Kabbadi Adhithanaar 12 Participated College, Thiruchenthur 19. 14.10.2014 Football Marcosis College, 15 Participated Nasareth 20. 20.10.2014 Kho-Kho Thiruvalluvar 15 Participated College, Papanasam 21. 2014-2015 Athletics Thiruvalluvar 8 Participated College,Papanasam
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 200 2015-2016 22. 06.08.2015 Chess Kamaraj College, 5 Participated Thoothukudi 23. 17.08.2015 Cricket Scott Christian 15 Participated College, Nagercoil 24. 24.08.2015 Kabbadi Sivanthi 12 Participated Adhithanar College, Thirichenthur 25. 01.09.2015 Badminton Lekshmipuram 5 Participated College of Arts & Science, Neyyoor 26. 14.09.2015 BasketBall M.D.T. Hindu 12 Participated College, Tirunelveli 27. 15.10.2015 Athletics Thiruvalluvar 10 Participated College, Papanasam
5.3.2 Furnish the details of major student achievements in co-curricular, extra-curricular and cultural activities at different levels: University/ State/ Zonal/ National/ International, etc. for the previous four years.
Extra-curricular and co-cultural activities
Table 5.16 List of Extra Curricular Activities: Year Name of the Name of the Event No. of Achievements Student Institution students & Clubs 2009-2010 III BBA Scott Christian Fashion Show 5 I Prize College, Nagercoil 2011-2012 A.Mary AVC, Fashion Parade 1 II Prize Caron(III BA Tholayavattam English) 2011-2012 G. M. Adlin Muzhankuzhi Elocution 1 Participated Joe of I BA Muthamil Mantam. English 2011-2012 P. Makesh of I Muzhankuzhi Elocution 1 Participated B. Sc. Physics Muthamil Mantam. 2011-2012 S.Arul Bosco - Poster 2 I Prize & A.Anish Presentation Babu of II M.Sc. Chemistry
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 201 2011-2012 III BBA St. John’s College Mime 6 I Prize of Arts and Science, Ammandivilai 2012-2013 S.Adlin Subaja AVC, Solo dance 1 I Prize (I BA English) Tholayavattam (Non- Classical) 2012-2013 M.P.Manila AVC, Wealth from 1 II Prize (I MA Tholayavattam waste English) 2012-2013 A.Mary AVC, Verse writing 1 I Prize Caron(I MA Tholayavattam (English) English) 2012-2013 M.P.Manila(I AVC, Elocution 1 III Prize MA English) Tholayavattam (Tamil) 2012-2013 M.P.Manila(I AVC, Fancy dress 1 I Prize MA English) Tholayavattam 2012-2013 A.Mary AVC, Elocution 1 I Prize Caron(I MA Tholayavattam (English) English) 2012-2013 4 students of Scott Christian Intercollegiate 4 Participated Department of College, Nagercoil Competition Computer Science 2013-2014 J.L. Rex Kaviyarasar Kalai District level 1 “Oviya Lumine Tamizh sangam, drawing Kalaimaamani- Nirmal(II BA Nammakkal competition 2014” English) 2013-2014 J.L. Rex Kaviyarasar Kalai District level 1 “Ilakiya Sudar Lumine Tamizh sangam, essay writing viruthu 2014” Nirmal(II BA Nammakkal competition English) 2013-2014 J.T. Ashmi (I Kaviyarasar Kalai District level 1 “Kavichuriyan BA English) Tamizh sangam, verse writing Viruthu-2014” Nammakkal competition (Tamil) 2013-2014 J.L. Rex Kaviyarasar Kalai District level 1 “Kavichuriyan Lumine Tamizh sangam, verse writing Viruthu-2014” Nirmal(II BA Nammakkal competition English) (Tamil) 2013-2014 A.Mary Caron Shakespeare Proficiency 1 First Class (I MA institute of English Test in English English) studies, Chennai. 2013-2014 S. Sajan (III AVC, Vegetable 1 II Prize BA English) Tholayavattam arrangements
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 202 2013-2014 S. Sajan (III AVC, Verse writing 1 III Prize BA English) Tholayavattam (English) 2013-2014 S. Sajan (III Literary Fest at Literary Skit & 15 Participated BA English) NMCC, Dance. Marthandam 2013-2014 S. Sajan (III NMCC, Literary skit 1 II Prize BA English) Marthandam 2013-2014 S. Sajan (III Nemic fest’15, Art from 1 II Prize BA English) NMCC, Waste Marthandam 2013-2014 S. Sajan (III Nemic fest’15, Pencil Sketch 1 II Prize BA English) NMCC, Marthandam 2013-2014 S. Sajan (III Rotary club, Photography 1 I Prize BA English) Nagercoil. 2013-2014 J. Sajiba (III Mother Claudine Group song 3 I Prize BA English) Festo 2014-15, holy Cross College, Nagercoil. 2013-2014 J. Ajitha (III Mother Claudine Group song 3 I Prize BA English) Festo 2014-15, Holy CrossCollege, Nagercoil. 2013-2014 C.Murugesan - Intercollegiate 1 Yuva Srikala of II M. Sc. & State Level Award, Best Mathematics Tamil Literary Elocutionist Competitions Award, Kalai Thental Award, Young Elocutionist Award, Veeramamuniv ar Pechalar Peravai Round Trophy for the College. 2013-2014 R. L.Suganya Bio Quest 2014 by Essay Writing 1 II prize of I M. Sc. Bio NI College, Technology Kumarcoil. 2013-2014 R. L.Suganya Regional Meet Essay Writing 1 II prize of I M. Sc. Bio 2014 at Malankara Technology Catholic College, 2013-2014 D. Anisha of I Mariagiri Essay Writing 1 III prize M.Sc. Bio Technology
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 203 2013-2014 A. Lavanya LUMINOUS 2013 Intercollegiate 3 Championship and group conducted by Competitions Udaya College of Arts and Science, Vellamodi 2014-2015 I. R. Edwin of Mulankuzhi Solo Song 1 II Prize English Muthamizh Competition Mantam. 2014-2015 S. Sajan (III Red ribbon club, Photography 1 III Prize BA English) MS uni. 2014-2015 J.L. Rex Govt. H.S.S, Group song 3 I Prize Lumine Thuckalay Nirmal(III BA English) 2014-2015 Bryolin Govt. H.S.S, Group song 3 I Prize Brinto(III BA Thuckalay English) 2014-2015 I.R. Edwin Govt. H.S.S, Group song 3 I Prize Thuckalay 2014-2015 S. Anushka Govt. H.S.S, Group song 3 I Prize Thuckalay 2014-2015 S. Anushka Govt. H.S.S, Speech 1 II Prize Thuckalay 2014-2015 I. R. Edwin of St. Xavier’s Group Song 1 I prize II BA English Catholic College of Competition Engineering, Chungankadai 2014-2015 P. R. Bryolin St. Xavier’s Group Song 1 I prize Brinto of II Catholic College of Competition BA English Engineering, Chungankadai 2014-2015 C.Murugesan, Sri Vaikundar Elocution 1 Gold Medal M.Phil. Trust. Competition Mathematics 2014-2015 K. Jasmine Mulankuzhi Singing Solo 1 I prize Jenibha of II Muthamizh Competition B. Sc. Mantam. Mathematics 2014-2015 K. Sathiya of Sree Ayyappa Elocution 1 I prize II B. Sc. College Competition Mathematics On Drug Abuse 2014-2015 K. Sathiya of Elocution Kaapikkadu 1 III prize II B. Sc. Competition Muthamizh Mathematics Mantam
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 204 2014-2015 K. Sathiya of Arignar Anna Elocution 1 Participated II B. Sc. College, Competition Mathematics Aaralvaimozhi 2014-2015 8 students Mother Clandio Inter 8 I prize from Fest, Holy Cross Collegiate Mathematics College, Nagercoil Group Song Department Competition 2014-2015 K. Jasmine St. Xavier’s Group Song 4 I prize Jenibha of II Catholic Collge of B. Sc. Engineering, Mathematics Chungankadai Competition 2014-2015 C.Murugesan, Arignar Anna Elocution 1 Participated M.Phil. College, Competition Mathematics Aaralvaimozhi 2014-2015 C.Murugesan, Mulankuzhi Elocution 1 I prize M.Phil. Muthamizh Competition Mathematics Mantam.
2014-2015 C.Murugesan, Mulankuzhi Solo Singing 1 III prize M.Phil. Muthamizh Competition Mathematics Mantam. 2014-2015 C.Murugesan, Tamil Nadu Tamil Verse 1 I prize M.Phil. Science Forum Writing Mathematics Competition 2014-2015 C.Murugesan, Tamil Nadu Elocution 1 I prize M.Phil. Forward Writers Competition Mathematics Association 2014-2015 C.Murugesan, World Tourism Verse Writing 1 II prize M.Phil. Day Mathematics 2014-2015 C.Murugesan, N. Y. K. Youth Elocution 1 I prize M.Phil. Club Competition Mathematics 2014-2015 Y.Arvind and WIPCO 2015, Collage 2 I prize J.N.Jeslin Women’s Christian Competition Jenila of II College, Nagercoil. B.Sc. Physics 2014-2015 M.Manikanda Payanam Youth Dance 3 Participated n, R.Shajin, club P.Subin 2014-2015 R.Shajin and Noorul Islam Art from 2 I Prize P.Subin of II College Of Waste M.Sc. Arts&Science, Biotechnology Kumaracoil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 205 2014-2015 R.Jayasree and Noorul Islam Art from 2 III Prize D.Jeslin College Of Waste Fhamy of I M. Arts&Science, Sc. Kumaracoil Biotechnology 2014-2015 A. Aswini, N I College, Cultural III Prize D.I. Aswini, Kumaracoil Competition 5 Anusha, Art from waste Suji, and poster Janalet Raj of presentation Zoology Department 2014-2015 R. Janalet Raj Malankara Cultural III Prize of Zoology Catholic College, Competition Department Mariagiri Art from waste 1 and poster presentation 2014-2015 Janalet Raj Sadakathulla Appa Art from waste III Prize and Anusha of College,Tirunelveli and poster 2 Zoology presentation Department 2014-2015 P. Reshma of NEMIC FEST Classical 1 III Prize II B.Com. 15,Neasomony Dance Memorial Christian College,Marthandam 2015-2016 E.Sekar, II Kalaignan Essay Writing 1 Illakiya Ozhi M.A. Tamil Pathipagam Award 2015-2016 I BA, II BA, Kalaignan Essay, Verse, 15 Kalaimamani III BA, II MA, Pathipagam Drawing Award M. Phil. Competitions 2015-2016 R.Ratheesh National voters day Verse Writing 1 I Prize Kumar of celebration held at English Sree Devikumari College of Arts and Science,Kuzhithurai 2015-2016 S.S.Anshilin National voters day Verse Writing 1 II Prize Mejo of celebration held at English Sree Devikumari College of Arts and Science,Kuzhithurai 2015-2016 R.Ratheesh National voters day Essay 1 II Prize Kumar of celebration held at Competition English Sree Devikumari College of Arts and Science,Kuzhithurai
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 206 2015-2016 S.S.Anshilin National voters day Essay 1 I Prize Mejo of celebration held at Competition English Sree Devikumari College of Arts and Science, Kuzhithurai 2015-2016 I.R.Edwin (II Payanam Youth Verse Writing 1 II Prize B.A English) club, Competition Unnamalaikadai 2015-2016 S. L.Lathisha, N. I. College of Group Dance 6 II Prize S. K.Santhiya, Arts and Science, Competition V. K. Vidya, Kumaracoil L. Nithisha, M. Jeniba, R. Aslin Renisha of II B.Sc. Mathematics 2015-2016 M. L. Anelin Youth Club, District Level 3 II Prize Abisha, V. Payanam Literary Viji Mol of III Competition UG and R. Suji Mol of I UG 2015-2016 R. Suji Mol of DMK Elakkiya Verse Writing 1 I Prize I B.Sc. Ani, Marthandam Competition Chemistry 2015-2016 III BBA Payanam Youth Poetry Writing 1 I prize Club 2015-2016 III BBA Celidia Fest-2015 Variety Show 1 II prize 2015-2016 III BBA Celidia Fest –2015 Ad-mad 5 Participated 2015-2016 III BBA St. Xavier’s Variety Show 1 II prize College of Engineering, chunkanakadai 2015-2016 III BBA St. Xavier’s Ad-mad 5 I prize College of Engineering, chunkanakadai 2015-2016 I BBA St. John’s College Ad-Zap 5 participated of Arts and Science, Ammandivilai 2015-2016 III BBA Eco- Fest, Noorul Folk Dance 6 I Prize Islam University, Kumaracoil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 207 2015-2016 III BBA Eco- Fest, Noorul Ad-Zap 5 I Prize Islam University, Kumaracoil 2015-2016 II BBA Yo-Biezz, Noorul Fashion Parade 6 II prize Islam University, Kumaracoil 2015-2016 I BBA Yo-Biezz, Noorul Mime 6 I prize Islam University, Kumaracoil 2015-2016 III BBA G.Venkatasamy Short Film 1 I prize Naidu College, Kovilpatti 2015-2016 III BBA St. Xavier’s Collage 3 I prize College of Engineering, chunkanakadai 2015-2016 II BBA St. Xavier’s Ad-Zap 6 participated College of Engineering, chunkanakadai 2015-2016 II BBA Rajas College of Fashion Show 8 II prize Engineering, vadakkankulam 2015-2016 T. Justin, Commfest – 2K16 Art from waste 2 II Prize T. Albin Raj, - St. Xavier’s II & III B. College Com (Autonomous), Palayamkottai 2015-2016 M. Romeo, III St. Xavier’s Solo Song 1 Participated B. Com College (Autonomous), Palayamkottai 2015-2016 4 students III Commfest ’15, St. Art from 4 Participated B. Com Xavier’s College Waste Art (Autonomous), from Waste Palayamkottai
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 208 Table 5.17 List of Co-Curricular Activities:
Year Name Institute Name Seminar/ Events Achievements Symposium/ / Conference Participation /Quiz/ Workshop 2010-2011 R.Berlin Vimal, N.I.College of Symposium Quiz Participated T.Moniha, Engg., Kumaracoil P.Indhuja, M.Infant Jenisha, M.M.Jenisha, G.R.Aswin Prasath(III B.Sc. Maths) 2011-2012 A. Ancy Milred Holy Cross Symposium Quiz Participated & S. Sindhu of III College, Competition B. Sc. Chemistry Nagercoil. 2011-2012 K. Sumi, T. M. S. University Inter Quiz Participated Anusha, S. Divya Collegiate Competition of III B. Sc. Quiz Mathematics Competition
2012-2013 M. Asha Mary & Bethlahem District Level Quiz I Prize M. P. Mania of II Institution, Quiz Competition M. Sc. Chemistry Karungal
2012-2013 C. Bajo Vibitha, M. S. University Inter Quiz Participated R. Nivetha, S. Collegiate Competition Suja of III B. Sc. Quiz Mathematics Competition 2012-2013 M. Asha Mary, Bethlahem District Level Quiz I Prize M. P. Manica of Institution, Quiz Competition II M. Sc. Karungal Competition Mathematics 2012-2013 BBA Students Scott Christian Regional Inter- 3 Prizes College, Nagercoil Level collegiate Intercollegiate Competitions Management Meet 2013-2014 P. K. Ajeesh & A. St. Xavier’s Symposium Quiz Participated Aswin of I B. Sc. College of Competition Chemistry Engineering, Chungankadai
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 209 2013-2014 Gayathri, I M.Sc Malankara Symposium Poster III Prize Biotechnology Catholic presentation College of arts & science 2013-2014 G. Subitha NI College, Bio Quest Poster III prize Kumari & Leo Kumarcoil. 2014 Presentation Jebansily of I M.Sc. Bio Technology 2013-2014 G. Subitha Malankara Regional Poster I prize Kumari of I Catholic College, Meet 2014 Presentation M.Sc. Bio Mariagiri (Department Technology (Department of of Micro Micro Biology) Biology) 2013-2014 R. L. Suganya of Malankara Regional Poster II prize Bio Technology Catholic College, Meet 2014 Presentation Mariagiri (Department (Department of of Micro Micro Biology) Biology) 2013-2014 Vinisha, I M.Sc Malankara Symposium Poster III Prize Biotechnology Catholic College presentation of arts & science 2013-2014 Subasini, II M.Sc Malankara Symposium Poster Participated Biotechnology Catholic presentation College of arts & science 2013-2014 Jincy, II M.Sc Nooral Islam Symposium Poster III Prize Biotechnology College of Arts presentation and science 2013-2014 L. G. Bibin, III B. Women Christian Busicom 13 Quiz Participated Com College, Nagercoil. 2014-2015 K. Ashika Women Christian WIPO-2015 Poster Participated College, Nagercoil Presentation 2014-2015 2 Students Women Christian WIPO-2015 Dumb Participated College, Nagercoil Charade 2014-2015 2 Students Women Christian WIPO-2015 Quiz Participated College, Nagercoil 2014-2015 Y.Arvind and Women Christian WIPO-2015 Collage I Prize J.N.Jeslin Jenila College, Nagercoil of II B. Sc. Physics
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 210 2014-2015 3 students Pioneer College, FOP Quiz- Quiz Participated Nagercoil 2015(Funda mentals of Physics) 2014-2015 R. Kalaivani Holy Cross Crossings- Quiz Participated College, Nagercoil 2014 2014-2015 C.I.Anish III BSc St. Xavier,s Intercollegiate Quiz III Prize & A.Ashwin II College Quiz BSc. Chemistry (Autonomous), Competition Palayamkottai 2014-2015 C.I.Anish III BSc St. John’s College, Chem Fest - Poster I Prize & A.Ashwin II Palayamkottai 2014 Presentation BSc. Chemistry 2014-2015 A.Ashwin II BSc. St. John’s College Chem Fest - Quiz III Prize Chemistry Palayamkottai 2014
2014-2015 T. Subash & P. K. St. Xavier,s Intercollegiate Quiz Participated Ajish of II B. Sc. College Quiz Chemistry Palayamkottai Competition 2014-2015 K.Remya and Noorul Islam Symposium Poster III Prize B.Shalin shamli College Of Presentation of II B.Sc. Arts&Science, Biotechnology Kumaracoil 2014-2015 7 Students, II B. Noorul Islam National Poster Participated Sc. Bio- College of Arts Symposium presentation Technology and science 2014-2015 7 Students, I Malankara Symposium Poster Participated B.Sc. Catholic College, presentation Biotechnology Mariagiri 2014-2015 Sreeja N, I M.Sc, Sathakathullah National Poster Participated Biotechnology Appa College , Symposium presentation Thirunelveli 2014-2015 Suganya, Jasmin, Noorul Islam National Poster III Prize II M.Sc College of Arts symposium presentation Biotechnology and science 2014-2015 Sreeja N, I M.Sc. Noorul Islam National Poster Participated Biotechnology College of Arts symposium presentation and science 2014-2015 Gayathri, II M.Sc Noorul Islam National Poster Participated Biotechnology College of Arts symposium presentation and science 2014-2015 Divyasree, I B.Sc Noorul Islam National Poster Participated Biotechnology College of Arts symposium presentation and science
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 211 2014-2015 Sreeja N, I M.Sc Sathakathullah National Poster Participated Biotechnology Appa College, symposium presentation Thirunelveli 2014-2015 Leogebansil, II Noorul Islam National Poster Participated M.Sc College of Arts symposium presentation Biotechnology and science, Kumaraoil 2014-2015 Jasmin suriya, III Sathakathullah National Poster Participated B.Sc Appa College, symposium presentation Biotechnology Thirunelveli 2014-2015 Gayathri, II M.Sc BSB- 2014 AVC National Poster Biotechnology symposium presentation III Prize 2014-2015 5 students from Commfest ’15, St. Seminar Product III B. Com Xavier’s College Launching I Prize (Autonomous), Palayamkottai 2015-2016 M.L.Anelin St. Alphonsa Seminar Quiz Participated Abisha , Academy M. Sumithra III B.Sc. Chemistry 2015-2016 K. Ashika Women Christian WIPO-2015 Poster Participated College, Nagercoil Presentation 2015-2016 2 Students Women Christian WIPO-2015 Dumb Participated College, Nagercoil Charade 2015-2016 G. Suji, P. Suji N.I.College of Symposium & Quiz Participated Priya of II B. Sc. Arts and Science, Intercollegiate Competition Mathematics Kumaracoil Competition 2015-2016 R. Berlin Vimal, N.I.College of Intercollegiate Quiz Participated T. Moniha, Engineering, Competitions Competition P.Indhuja, Kumaracoil M.Infant Jenisha, M.M.Jenisha, Ashwin Prasad.G 2015-2016 III BBA Celidia Fest – Symposium Business Participated 2015 Scotte Quiz Christian College, Nagercoil 2015-2016 III BBA St. Xavier’s Seminar Business participated College of Quiz Engineering, Chunkanakadai 2015-2016 III BBA St. John’s College Seminar Quiz participated of Arts and Science, Ammandivilai
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 212 2015-2016 III BBA St. John’s College Seminar Management II prize of Arts and Team Science, Ammandivilai 2015-2016 III BBA Eco- Fest, Noorul Seminar New Product I prize Islam University, Launch Kumaracoil 2015-2016 III BBA IQAC, Holy Seminar Poster II prize Trinity College of Presentation Education, Attoor 2015-2016 II BBA Nesamony Seminar New Product participated Memorial launch Christian College, Marthandam 2015-2016 I BBA Nesamony Seminar Treasure I prize Memorial Hunt Christian College, Marthandam 2015-2016 III BBA Yo-Biezz, Noorul Seminar New Product Participated Islam University, Launch Kumaracoil 2015-2016 III BBA Noorul Islam Seminar Workshop participated University, Kumaracoil 2015-2016 II BBA Noorul Islam Seminar Workshop participated University, Kumaracoil 2015-2016 I BBA Rajas College of Seminar New Product II Prize Engineering, Launch vadakkankulam 2015-2016 M. Romeo, St. Xavier’s Seminar Product Participated Y.Justin, College Launching L. Sahayasubash, (Autonomous), D. Shalin, III B. Palayamkottai Com, I M. Com & II M. Com 2015-2016 5 students of III Xibita 1.1, - St. Seminar Adzap- Participated B. Com Xavier’s Catholic Agnitio College of Engineering, Nagercoil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 213 5.3.3 How does the College seek and use data and feedback from its graduates and employers, to improve the performance and quality of the institutional provisions?
Yes. The College improves the performance and quality of the institutional provisions by seeking feedback from its graduates. The College obtains feedback from the students to improve the performance and quality of the institutional provisions. Feedback on Curriculum and the Teaching-Learning process is obtained every semester. Exit level feedback is obtained from the students regarding institutional provisions and other support services available in the campus. The inputs obtained from the students are further used to improve the overall performance and quality of the institutional provisions. Feedback from parents is collected at the time of PTA meeting. Feedback from alumni is collected at the time of alumni meeting/graduation day. Visitors Diary also acts as a feedback mechanism as eminent visitors record their opinion about the College in the Visitor’s Diary. During Students’ Council meetings, the student representatives raise their grievances.
5.3.4 How does the College involve and encourage students to publish materials like catalogues, wall magazines, College magazine and other materials? List the publications/ materials brought out by the students during the previous four academic sessions.
The students are also asked to contribute/write articles for the College magazine every year. They have contributed to magazines and research journals with the help of staff members. Students also present papers in various symposia/ seminars/ conferences. Students present their research work as a poster presentation also. The staff members encourage the students to prepare wall magazines and prizes are given for the best display. Mr.G. M. Adlin Joe of English Department published a book titled ‘ZIFHONO FNO and The Release of the Fairies-A fantasy upon Noland’ (ISBN: 978-1-4969-7683-3) March 2014 and the Management contributed Rs 10,000 to meet the publication expenses. ‘Annai Mozhi’ an exclusive Tamil monthly magazine released by Mother Tongue Cell for students to expose their creative power for the language. The Department of English publishes ‘SEEK’ for which students make contributions An annual magazine ‘CHEM PEARL- 2015’ was published by Department of Chemistry.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 214 Department of Mathematics, Tamil and Business Administration published annual magazine. Wall magazines are regularly displayed by our students in their classrooms and in the vicinity of their labs and Departments.
5.3.5 Does the College have a Student Council or any similar body? Give details on its selection, constitution, activities and funding.
Yes. The College does have a Student Council. Every Class elects its representatives, one boy representative and a girl representative. Only those who have no arrears in their University Examinations are eligible to become representatives. All the elected class representatives make the Students’ Council. The Students’ Council elects its general secretary by secret ballot. In the Students’ Council meetings, the students bring to the notice of the Principal, the issues related to their grievances. The Students’ Council members assist the college in the conduct of all celebrations and functions organised in the College.
5.3.6 Give details of various academic and administrative bodies that have student representatives on them. Students’ Council Class Representatives NSS NPTEL online courses NEO NAVIGATE Rover Club The students are also members of various Committees • Gardening & Campus Cleanliness Committee • Press Release, Advertisement & Public Relation • Prayer, News Reading & Announcement • Common Functions • Exhibition Cell • Placement, Career Guidance & Tie-up Cell • Spoken English Cell • Campus Improvement & Eco Club • Women’s Cell • Note Book Committee • Newspaper Committee • Magazine Committee • Students Grievevances & Redressal Cell • Fine Arts Club • Mother Tongue Cell • English Literary Club
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 215 • Quiz Club • Driving Licence Cell • Student Welfare Committee • Human Resources & Motivation Cell • Identity Card Issuing & Monitoring Committee • Uniform Issuing & Monitoring Committee • Sports Club • Womens Sexual Harrasment Redressal Cell • Student Welfare Fund
5.3.7 How does the institution network and collaborate with the Alumni and former faculty of the Institution?
A request was made on behalf of the Alumni Association during the year 2008-2009 to invite and honour an alumnus every year during College Day Celebrations. Since then, during College Day function every year, one of our prominent Alumni is being invited and honoured. Details of the Alumni invited and honoured • 2008-2009 Mr.F.Sahaya Jose, Inspector of Coast Guard, Kanyakumari • 2009-10 Mrs. C. Rajasulochana, Sub Inspector, Railway Police, Trichy. • 2010-2011Dr.S.A.Martin Britto Dhas, Asst.Professor, Department of Physics, Sacred Heart College (Autonomous), Tirupattur. • 2015-2016 Mrs. Leema Rose, Ex.M.L.A, Erstwhile Trivattar Constituency. Our alumni are invited as resource persons Our former faculty are invited as resource persons Former faculty and alumni have created Endowments
Table 5.18 List of Former Faculty as Resource Persons: Sl. Name Date Department Topic No. 1. Mr. Starvin, 10.3.2013 Chemistry Technical NET Coaching areas in Centre,Trivandrum. Chemistry 2. Dr. C. Bright, 21.04.2014 English Orientation Associate & programme on Professor, NVKSD 26.04.2014 ‘NAAC College of Accreditation Education, Attoor Process’
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 216 3. Mr.S.A.Deva 14.8.2014 Chemistry Lanthanides Prince, Asst. and Actinides Professor, Arul Anandar College, Karumathur. 4. Mr.S.A.Deva 16.2.2015 Chemistry Analytical Prince, Asst. Techniques in Professor, Chemistry Arul Anandar College, Karumathur 5. Mr. S.A. Deva 12.06.2015 Chemistry How to be an Prince, Assistant inspired Professor, teacher? Department of Chemistry Arulanandhar College (Autonomous), Karumathur, Madurai. 6. Mrs. D.L. Deva 10.3.2016 Chemistry Women’s Day Vijila Address Table 5.19 List of Alumni as Resource Persons: Sl. No. Name Date Topic 1. Dr. Edmund Christopher 08.10.2014 Motivational Associated Professor, School of programme on Management, Noorul Islam Students attitude & University. [Research Fellowship Behaviour in Dubai]. 2. Dr.Justin Antony, Principal, 09.03.2015 Orientation to our Pope John Paul Education College staff on Teachers Attitude on Class room 3. Dr.S.A. Martin Britto Dhas 27.12.2012 Nanophysics Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, Sacred Heart College (Autonomous), Tirupattur 4. Mr. Suresh, Assistant Professor of 19.10.2012 Subject-specific Department of Computer Science, Career Guidance Malankara Catholic College, Programme Mariagri
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 217 5. Mr. Regin Thanka Raj, Senior 16.02.2015 Subject-specific Research Scholar, I.I.T Chennai. Career Guidance Programme 6. Dr. Kingslin, Professor and Head, 10.09.2015 Motivational School of Management, Noorul programme on Islam University Employability skill 7. Mrs. Kirubha Kani, Bethlahem 14.03.2016 History of College of Education, Karungal Mathematics
Any other relevant information regarding Student Support and Progression which the College would like to include.
Other initiatives carried out to encourage and bring out the hidden talents of the students • Ezhundhu Vaa Ilaya Thamizha!( vOe;J th ,isa jkpoh!) – a talk show conducted by Annai Velankanni College in association with Thamizhan TV on 23.02.2015, in which students from our College and other Colleges participated and expressed their opinion on different topics.. • Department of Tamil organizes the following programmes for their P.G. and M.Phil students. o Reviews of Newly Published Books (Gj;jf kjpg;Giu) - Students and Teachers introduce newly published books and make a review of it. This programme is conducted once in a week. o Research Forum (Ma;Tf; fl;Liu) - Students and Teachers present research papers followed by question- answer session. This programme is conducted once in a week. o Interaction with Personalities (MSikfSld; fye;Jiuahly;) – Experts from different fields of Tamil Literature are invited to have a close interaction and dialogue with the students. This programme is conducted once during the last academic year (2015-16).Proposed to be conducted once in a month. Distingused Alumni of our College: Name Department Designation Mrs. M. Leema Rose Mathematics Ex Member of Legislative Assembly. Dr.Edmund Christopher Commerce Associated Professor, School of Management, Noorul Islam University. [Research Fellowship in Dubai]. Dr.Justin Antony Commerce Principal, St. Pope College of Education, Mulagumoodu
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 218 Dr.S.A. Martin Britto Dhas Physics Assistant Professor, Department of Physics, Sacred Heart College (Autonomous), Tirupattur Dr. J. Mary Gladis Chemistry Reader, IIST, Trivandrum Mr. R. Henslin Regis Biotechnology Medical Laboratory Technician, Deepan Ministry of Health-Under Advance Technical Company, Kuwait. Ms.Aglin Rebisha Biotechnology Coding Executive,VRCM Infotech India Pvt Ltd, Chennai Ms. Suganya Biotechnology Medical coder, Vee Technologies, Chennai Mr. F. Sahaya Jose Commerce Inspector of Coast Guard, Kanyakumari Dr. Kingslin Commerce Professor and Head, School of Management, Noorul Islam University Dr. K.Y.Santhya Chemistry Scientist, IIST, Trivandrum Dr. Ajayan Vino Chemistry Professor, Anna University, Chennai Dr. Jaya Vince Ruban Chemistry Assistant Professor, St. Xavier’s College, Palayamkkottai. Mrs.D.L.Deva Vijila Chemistry Assistant Professor, Holy Cross College, Nagercoil. Dr.Jothy Stella Chemistry Assistant Professor, Adiththanar College. Dr. Abbs Fen Raj Chemistry Associate Professor, NMCC, Marthandam. Mr. A. Mahimai Raj Commerce Asst. Relationship Manager, AVP Business Development CD Equisearch Pvt. Ltd. Dr. P. Titus Mathematics Head, Department of Mathematics, University College of Engineering, Nagercoil, Tirunelveli Region Mr. John Paul Computer Site Reliability Engineer Google Science – Hyderabad Mrs. Manibha English Asst. Professor, Venkateshwara Arts and Science College, Gowrivakkam, Chennai. Mr. H. Dinesh Business Technician in Indian Air Force Administration Dr. R. Joseph Manoj Computer Associate Professor, St. Joseph’s Application College of Engineering, Chennai
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 219 Dr. M. Jose Physics Head, P.G. and Research Department, Sacred Heart College, Thirupathur. Mr. Rejin Thankaraj Mathematics Sr. Research Fellow, IIT Madras. Mr. M.R. Anish Biotechnology Quality Controller in Soft Gel Health Care, Pvt. Ltd., Chennai Mr. A. Aloysius English Assistant Professor, Department English, East West Group of Institutions, EWCM, Vishwaneedam, Bangalore. K.Y. Sandhya Chemistry Associate Professor in Chemistry, Indian Institute of Space & Technology (IIST) Trivandrum. Mr. J.S. Hariram Commerce Branch Operations incharge, TATA AIA LIFE INSURANCE CO LTD. Lower Parel, Mumbai. Mr. A. Lenin Alex Business Senior Officer, Finance and Administration Accounts, WIPRO Limited, Chennai. R. Kirupa Mathematics HOD, Department of Mathematics, St. John’s College of Arts and Science, Ammandivilai. Mr. A. Bellarmine Jose Physics Businessman Bosco Wilfred Computer Project Manager, WIPRO, Science Melbourne Australia.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 220 CRITERION VI
GOVERNANCE, LEADERSHIP AND MANAGEMENT
6.1 Institutional vision and leadership
6.1.1 State the vision and mission of the Institution and enumerate on how the mission statement defines the institution’s distinctive characteristics in terms of addressing the needs of the society, the students it seeks to serve, institution’s tradition and value orientations, vision for the future, etc.? VISION To make significant contribution to develop economically and educationally identified under-developed backward areas. MISSION Provide quality education to the local youth/students with emphasis on job oriented courses and other courses relevant to local needs so that they can seek/take up better employment and improve standard of life. Treat all students equally without any discrimination on the basis of religion, caste and community and mould them to take up the role of future leaders of the country. Inculcate personal and intellectual integrity in the minds of the students of the College resulting in application of ethical and humanitarian values in life by broad basing education and involving the students in relevant extracurricular activities. Strive to maintain excellence in all the chosen academic, co-curricular and extracurricular activities, so that Annai Velankanni College is known to the outside world as a Premier Institution. THE INSTITUTION’S DISTINCTIVE CHARACTERISTICS AS DEFINED BY ITS VISION & MISSION STATEMENT • The institution’s commitment to extend higher education to the economically and educationally marginalised population in the locality, at affordable cost, is best exemplified by its admission strategy. • The institution’s commitment to improve the employment opportunities of the local youth is reflected in its desire to introduce courses that are relevant to local needs. • The institution’s commitment to treat all students equally without any discrimination on the basis of religion, caste and community is reflected by its enrollment profile. • Extension activities, Social orientation and Value education programmes conducted in the College inculcate personal and intellectual integrity and ethical and humanitarian values in the minds of the students of the College.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 221 6.1.2 What is the role of top Management, Principal and Faculty in design and implementation of its quality policy and plans?
Top Management Top Management frames and formulates Motto, Vision and Mission for the College. The top Management meets regularly every month and formulates plans and broader guidelines for the growth and development of the College. The Management’s decisions are communicated to the faculty through the Principal or directly by the Management through staff meetings. Top Management meets the teaching faculty regularly at the beginning and at the end of every semester. During those meetings, Management throws light on what is expected of the faculty, gives guidance, points out inadequacies and gives reminders so that the faculty remains on course. Top Management meets the faculty Department wise once every semester. The University results are analysed in that meeting and the teaching staff are encouraged to continue the good work and deficiency, if any, are pointed out. Also the teaching staff are asked to speak about Department level requirements and grievances. Top Management solicits suggestions from the teaching staff for the growth and development of the Department in that meeting. The Management never hesitates to encourage and appreciate whenever something noteworthy is achieved by either staff or students and when occasion demands, never fails to reprimand. Ex-officio Committee, comprising of the Management, Principal and the Staff Secretary, monitors, reviews and ensures the implementation of plans as communicated to the staff through staff meetings and also the other decisions taken at the staff meetings and Staff Council meetings. Principal The broader guidelines laid out by the Management serve as the guiding principles for the Principal to act. The Government and the University also provide guidance from time to time on various issues connected with students’ welfare and academic affairs. As and when required, the Principal consults the Staff Council. Through staff meetings, Department meetings and one-to-one meetings with staff, Principal provides/receives guidance/suggestions for improvement to/from the staff. Faculty Teaching staff are represented in the Staff Council by the Heads of the Departments and the non-teaching staff are represented by the Office Superintendent. The Principal seeks suggestions from the Staff
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 222 Council as and when required, on matters related with the curricular, co-curricular, extra-curricular activities and any other academic or discipline related issues of importance. Before attending the Staff Council, the Heads of the Departments and the Office Superintendent gather inputs from their colleagues on issues to be discussed in the Staff Council. After the Staff Council meeting, they communicate the decisions to their colleagues. On staff meetings, staff express their opinion on issues brought to discussion by the Principal or Management. Faculty look after the implementation part of the plans and policies.
6.1.3 What is the involvement of the leadership in ensuring?
The policy statements and action plans for fulfillment of the stated mission The top Management of the College frames the Vision and Mission Statement of the College keeping in mind the needs of the local populace. Committees such as, Placement Cell, Religious Harmony Cell, Computer Education Cell, Spoken English Cell, National Service Scheme, Red Ribbon Club, Youth Red Cross, Women Cell, Consumer Club, Student Welfare Committee, SC/ST Cell, Health Centre, Human Resources and Motivation Cell, Human Values Development Cell, Neo Navigate, Research Committee etc. take efforts to materialize the policy statements found place in the Vision and Mission Statement. At Department level, the Departments take efforts to inculcate the ideals found place in the Vision and Mission statement of the College in the minds of the students by organizing relevant activities. Formulation of action plans for all operations and incorporation of the same into the institutional strategic plan The responsibility to formulate action plans for all operations for the fulfillment of the stated mission lies with the Committees concerned and the Departments. The Committees and Departments convene meetings and chalk-out plans and get the consent of the Principal/ Management for implementation. Once they get the nod of the Principal/ Management, the plans become part of the institutional strategic plan. Those activities have to be carried out regularly. The top Management lends all possible support and encouragement to ensure that the activities are carried out diligently. Interaction with stakeholders The top Management ensures that there is regular interaction with the following stakeholders, viz, the staff members, the students, the parents, the alumni. • The staff members Through Staff Council, Staff meetings, Department meetings and through informal one-to-one meetings
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 223 • The students Through Students’ Council, Class Committee meetings, Class in-Charges, Students’ Grievances and Redressal Cell, Women’s Sexual Harassment and Redressal Cell, Counselling Cell and through the interaction of HODs and faculty with the students. And through feedback from students. • The parents Parent Teacher Association meets once in every semester. Also, parents visit the College to enquire about their wards on their own. At times, they are called to meet the College authorities for issues connected with their wards. Feedbacks are obtained from the parents at the time of Parent Teacher Association meetings. • The Alumni The Alumni Association meets once every year. The alumni, whenever they visit the College, they meet the teaching staff, Heads of the Departments, Principal and share their experiences at their places of study or at their places of work. • The local community o The local community is in touch with the College at an informal level. There are a lot of well wishers for the College among the local community. o The College interacts with the local community, in sorting out issues of the people of the locality. On issues like pollution control and getting additional bus facilities, the College and the local community stood together. Recently, on the issue of shifting the liquor shop, the College and the local community stood together. Though, the struggle to shift the liquor shop unfortunately failed, the struggle paved the way for the functioning of a new bus stand. Proper support for policy and planning through need analysis, research inputs and consultations with the stakeholders • Inputs from the stakeholders play an important role in formulating plans for providing the following facilities and support systems to the students. o Transportation facility o Additional bus facilities o Add-on courses o Additional Toilet facilities o Waiting sheds o Spoken English Classes o Computer Education o Placement related programmes
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 224 o Actions on TASMAC related problems faced by the students, especially the girls Students(efforts to shift the liquor shop) o Vehicle shed. Reinforcing the culture of excellence • For staff and students o Research orientation o Computer literacy o Spoken English o Orientation/awareness/ training programmes/ invited lectures o Grooming leadership o Employability Skills o Recent developments/ emergingtrends/ identification of potential research areas o Exposure Champion organizational change • All class hours are completely utilized. • Working hours up to 4:00 P.M • Scheduling of internal tests • Introduction of add on courses • Introduction of PG/M.Phil classes and new courses • Automation of library and office • Introduction of ICT enabled teaching • Introduction of student support systems • Transport facility • Course file • Student profile, Staff profile, Department profile, Students’ Database • Conferences/Symposia/Seminars/Workshops/Research Orientation/Publication of research journal • Efforts to publish a research journal
6.1.4 What are the procedures adopted by the institution to monitor and evaluate policies and plans of the institution for effective implementation and improvement from time to time?
Long-term policies and plans of the institution and the larger framework and the broader guidelines under which the institution has to carry-out its daily affairs are formulated by the Management at its monthly Administrative Board meetings and are communicated directly to the staff through staff meetings and through the Principal. Principal seeks suggestions from Staff Council on measures for effective implementation and ensures effective implementation by
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 225 entrusting responsibilities to individuals or Departments or Committees. The Principal monitors the progress either formally by convening meetings or through informal queries and reminders. The staff makes suggestions for improvements through the Staff Council and through the staff meetings or through informal one to one meetings. Suggestions from staff are well received by the Management and are deliberated at the monthly Administrative Board meetings of the Management and are accepted for implementation if the Administrative Board finds merit in the suggestions. Evaluations are done from time to time at the appropriate forums and necessary changes are incorporated, if required. Ex-officio Cell takes up the responsibility of monitoring and evaluating policies and plans of the institution for effective implementation and improvement from time to time.
6.1.5 Give details of the academic leadership provided to the faculty by the top Management.
The top Management’s as well as the founding fathers’ ideals regarding the role of the College are best exemplified in the Vision and Mission statement of the College. Those are the guiding principles for the faculty. The top Management assumes the responsibility of inculcating those ideals in the minds of the faculty through all available means and measures, viz, through Principal, through Staff meetings, through circulars and on that basis the Management tackle issues as and when they arise. For the past few years the top Management identified thrust areas for every academic year as indicated below. • 2011-12: Year of Campus Discipline • 2012-13: Year of Academic Excellence • 2013-14: Year of Career Guidance • 2014-15: Year of Research and Development • 2015-16: Year of Community Services Staff Council is empowered to discuss and decide on curricular, co- curricular and extra-curricular activities within the parameters laid- out in the Vision and Mission statement of the College.
6.1.6 How does the College groom leadership at various levels?
Students • Students Council • Class representatives • Department secretaries • House Leaders(sports)
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 226 • NSS Team Leaders • Organisational role in arranging study tours and industrial visits. • Their role in conducting Conferences/other Department activities • Class Committees • Team Captain • Student volunteers • Leaders of NPTEL online courses. Staff • Conveners • Programme officers • Staff secretary • Class in-charges • Heads of Departments/Staff Council members Management and Principal • Itself a leadership role/planning and monitoring
6.1.7 How does the College delegate authority and provide operational autonomy to the Departments/units of the institution and work towards decentralized governance system?
Yes. The College delegates authority and provides operational autonomy to the Departments / units of the institution and work towards decentralized governance system and does it with sufficient checks and balances. There are parameters and guidelines laid out by the Management taking into account the socio-economic background of the students. The decentralized governance system of our College works within those parameters and guidelines. The Management reviews the functioning of the College regularly. The Principal is the Head of the institution. He takes advice from the Staff Council on curricular, co-curricular, extra-curricular activities of the College. The Departments take care of the curricular activities and the Department level co-curricular and extra-curricular activities. The College level co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are entrusted to the concerned Committees by the Principal. The Departments, various Committees and individual staff members are responsible for the planning and effective implementation of the tasks assigned to them. Principal sets targets for the staff to achieve as far as the curricular, co- curricular, extra-curricular activities are concerned. He reports to the Management regularly and seeks advice from the Management on crucial issues.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 227 The Staff Council consists of all the Heads of the Departments, the Staff Secretary and the Office superintendent. The Staff Council is convened by the Principal at regular intervals. The Heads of the Departments run the affairs of the Departments. At the Department meetings, the Department level activities are chalked-out and the responsibilities assigned to the staff. The activities so planned are put into practice with the consent of the Principal. At the time of the result analysis every semester, the Management and the Principal review the functioning of the Department. The Committees chalk-out their plans at their meetings and carry them out with the consent of the Principal. Office Superintendent assigns duty to every section and it is the duty of the section to complete the work to the satisfaction of the Office Superintendent.
6.1.8 Does the College promote a culture of participative Management? If ‘yes’ indicate the levels of participative Management.
Yes. The College promotes a culture of participative Management by having communication channels open with all stakeholders, viz, staff, students, alumni and parents at all levels. The top Management meets once in a month. The decisions, if required, are communicated to the staff either through the Principal or at the time of staff meetings. The Management is receptive to suggestions. For the suggestions to be considered by the top Management, they are expected to be made through proper channel. The Ex-officio Committee, comprising of the top Management, the Principal and the Staff Secretary meets at the first opportunity immediately after every Staff Council and every staff meeting. The Ex-officio Committee reviews the minutes of the Staff Council/staff meeting, makes suggestions, provides support for effective implementation and monitors the progress. The top Management, Principal, all the staff members (both teaching and non-teaching) attend the Parent Teacher Association meetings arranged every semester. Parents take active part in the interactive session and express their views. Feedback questionnaires are randomly distributed class wise. Opportunity is provided to the parents to express their views/opinions/suggestions for improvement when they visit the Departments. The inputs, thus received from parents, are considered for implementation at appropriate forums. The general body of the Alumni Association meets once every year. The former students share their experiences at the work places and at the higher educational institutes. The Staff Council advises the Principal on issues related to curricular, co-curricular and extra-curricular activities and all other activities
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 228 connected with the welfare of the students. Important decisions are announced to the staff at staff meetings in order to take the staff members into confidence. Principal can obtain feedback/suggestions from them on important announcements immediately during the meeting itself. And at times staff are involved in a discussion to arrive at decisions. At the Departments, the Heads of the Departments convene the Department meetings. Department level activities are discussed at the Department meetings and decisions arrived at. Implementation is with the consent of the Principal. Various Committees are constituted by the Principal to carry out co- curricular, extra- curricular and other student support activities. The Committees convene meetings, chalk-out plans, get the consent of Principal and implement them. Student’s Council consists of representatives from all the classes. There is a Student Secretary and a Staff Advisor.-their grievances- conduct of functions. Student representatives raise their grievances at the Student’s Council meetings. Student representatives assist in organizing of various functions in the College. Class Committee meetings are conducted once a semester. The Class in-charges help the students redress their grievances, if any, through appropriate channels.
6.2 Strategy Development and Deployment
6.2.1 Does the Institution have a formally stated quality policy? How is it developed, driven, deployed and reviewed?
Quality policy of the institution The fact that the Institution is situated at socially, economically and educationally backward region is taken into account while framing the Vision and Mission statement. Based on the Vision and Mission statement of the Institution, the quality policy is formulated. The quality policy identifies the areas in which development has to be made in order to materialize the ideals found mention in the Vision and Mission statement. The quality policy insists continuous and sustained efforts to realize the following ideals. Academic Excellence Value inculcation Social orientation • Nation Building • Environmental consciousness Student Support System Employability Research orientation
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 229 Feedback system • Teaching quality • Curriculum • Extra-curricular activities • Infrastructural requirements • Students support system
6.2.2 Does the Institute have a perspective plan for development? If so, give the aspects considered for inclusion in the plan.
Yes. There is a perspective plan for development. There are various aspects involved in the development of the institute. Every year one aspect is highlighted and given focus. Awareness would be created and the necessity would be stressed, where as other aspects would continue to be taken care of by the respective Committees. So far the aspects highlighted are given below. • 2011-2012: Year of Campus Discipline • 2012-2013: Year of Academic Excellence • 2013-2014: Year of Career Guidance • 2014-2015: Year of Research and Development • 2015-2016: Year of Community Services As the institution is committed to the growth of the socially, economically and educationally backward region in which it is situated, it believes that the growth and development of the College should result in the upliftment of the people of the region. New courses are being introduced every year, but with an eye on local needs. Before going for a course, the Management makes it sure that the particular course serve the local needs best. Add-on courses and enrichment programmes are being introduced in areas in which there is a need. Student support systems in place. • Slow Learners • Advanced Learners • Career guidance & Employability Skills • Counselling Cell • Students Grievances and Redressal Committee • Women’s Sexual Harrasment and Redressal Committee • Students’ Welfare Fund • Students Welfare Committee • SC/ST Cell • Health Centre Outreach Programmes
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 230 6.2.3 Describe the internal organizational structure and decision making process.
Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam, Kanyakumari District is owned by Friends of Kottar Society and administered by Annai Velankanni College Administrative Board. The Annai Velankanni College Administrative Board looks after the administration of the College and formulates the broader guidelines within which the College has to function and fixes targets to be achieved. The Annai Velankanni College Administrative Board meets once in a month. Principal is the Chairman of the Staff Council and he seeks suggestions from Staff Council regarding the academic affairs of the College. Principal gives shape to what the ‘Annai Velankanni College Administrative Board’ visualises. Academic/curricular activities are coordinated by the Heads of the Departments at Department level. Co curricular and extracurricular activities are carried out by various Committees.
6.2.4 Give a broad description of the quality improvement strategies of the institution for each of the following
Teaching & Learning • The College works for the minimum of ninety days every semester and it is ensured that all working days are optimally utilised. • Regular attendance of the students is insisted. • There are three internal tests every semester as per University norms. • A three hour model test is conducted every semester. • Class test at regular intervals are conducted • Staff prepares a detailed course file at the beginning of every semester and strictly adheres to it. • Orientation programmes for the staff on ‘Teaching and Learning’ are conducted regularly. • Top scorers in each Department and University Rank Holders are honoured at the College Day function. • Well equipped Laboratory support • Power point Presentations • College library is well-equipped with 16723 books, 14 journals in addition to the e-books and digital resources, and it is complemented by the Department libraries. • College provides opportunity to the teachers to attend orientation and refresher courses to make improvements in teaching.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 231 • Feedback on teaching which enables the teachers to correct themselves. • Bridge course before the commencement of the classes for the first year students. • Remedial classes for slow learners • E-resources (INFLIBNET) Research & Development • INFLIBNET facility to support research activities. • Additionally, the College has internet facilities. • The College encourages all the faculty members to participate in various research seminars/ workshops/ conferences. • National and state-level seminars are organized to promote research culture. • Eminent scientists and speakers are invited from research institutions, Universities and industries to share the latest development in the respective fields. • The College has a Research Committee to promote research aptitude among staff and students. Work is in progress to bring out a multi-disciplinary research journal. • As of now, the College doesn’t have research centres. But it has five M.Phil. Departments. The College encourages its staff to do Ph.D. Also the College encourages its staff and students to publish research articles in national/international journals. Encourages its staff and students to present papers in Seminars/ Symposia/ Conferences. • Subscribing research journals • Acquiring research related instruments Community engagement • Social Activities for Village Empowerment (SAVE), comprising of the three NSS units, YRC, RRC, Consumer Club and Campus Improvement and Eco club, carries out community activities. Organises awareness programmes, camps, rallies in and around the College. Celebrates international days. This academic year (2015-16) being dedicated to Community Services, special thrust to programmes targeting the under-developed backward community surrounding the College. • The three units of NSS conduct annual camps every year. • Visits and services to orphanages and old-age homes. • Departments also carry out extension activities/community services. Human resource Management • There is a Human Resources and Motivation Cell. The Cell conducts motivational programmes for the students at regular
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 232 intervals. The Cell organises entrepreneurial skill development training programmes for the students • Various skill development programmes available to the students. o Spoken English Classes o Hindi Classes o Tally, M.S.Office and .Net o Music Classes . Keyboard playing o Tailoring Classes o Two Wheeler & Four Wheeler Driving o Coaching for Competitive Exams o Training for Uniformed Services o Beautician Course o Arts & Grafts • Students are given responsibilities at various levels, viz., Committees, Departments and College. Industry interaction • Industry visits • Project works done by our students at various industries • Industry people invited for lectures • Campus interviews conducted by Companies
6.2.5 How does the Head of the institution ensure that adequate information (from feedback and personal contacts etc) is available for the top Management and the stake holders to review the activities of the institution?
The Principal communicates with the stakeholders through staff meeting, Staff Council, Students’ Council, PTA and Alumni Association. • Report of the PTA meetings • Report of the Alumni Association meetings • Report of the staff meetings • Report of the Staff Council meetings • Report of the Students’ Council meetings The issues raised, discussed and decided at staff meeting, Staff Council and the Students’ Council are regularly reviewed by the Ex- officio Cell, comprising of President, Secretary and Treasurer of Annai Velankanni College Administrative Board, The Principal and the Staff Secretary. The Management interacts with the faculty members during the staff meetings. At the staff meetings, the staff members propose suggestions for improvements and air their grievances.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 233 To improve the performances of the students in examinations, we have result analysis after the publishing of University results once in every semester. Daily report is maintained by the Principal and communicated to the Management. Handbook, Magazine and the annual report provide adequate information about the College to the stakeholders.
6.2.6 How does the Management encourage and support involvement of the staff in improving the effectiveness and efficiency of the institutional processes?
Committees are constituted with clearly defined roles for carrying out various activities. Departments are also assigned clearly defined tasks to accomplish, apart from academic affairs. Progress made by the Departments and Committees is reviewed by the Principal at least once a semester. And there is performance audit once in every semester. The Management and the Principal are in constant touch with the Heads of the Departments and Conveners of the Committees. Moral and Financial support is always made available. Appreciation and encouragement is always forthcoming whenever a task is successfully accomplished.
6.2.7 Enumerate the resolutions made by the Management Council in the last year and the status of implementations of such resolutions.
Annai Velankanni College Administrative Board is the Management Council of the College. The Administrative Board meets once a month. Resolutions made by the Administrative Board in the last year are enumerated below.
Meeting dated 04-01-2015 • The resignation of Dr. A. Savarimuthu, Principal, Annai Velankanni College was accepted. • The Administrative Board decided to appoint Dr. J. Stephen Davis, Asso. Prof., Department of Commerce, Annai Velankanni College as Principal from the date of 05. 01. 2015. • Vice Principal Mr. B. Joseph Antony continue to be the Vice Principal. • Resolved to conduct the Administrative Board meeting every third Sunday of the month at 3:00 P.M. Meeting dated 18. 01. 2015 • It was resolved to get a plan for the Boys’ waiting shed prepared. • Alumni Association was granted permission to build a vehicle shed.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 234 • Administrative Board appreciated the work put up by the office staff in helping 346 students receive post matric scholarship. • Newly recruited staff members shall be allowed to register for doctoral programme only after the completion of two year probation period. Meeting dated 15. 02. 2015 • The new fee structure proposed for the academic year 2015-16 was approved by the Administrative Board. • A subcommittee was formed to settle the problems associated with the two societies. • It was decided to study the possibility of establishing a B.Ed College. Meeting dated 15. 03. 2015 • The Administrative Board resolved to add a new bus to the existing fleet of 5 buses of the College. • The Administrative Board decided to open a current account in the State Bank of India, Karungal. • Decided to install CCTV cameras in the College premises. • It was resolved to appoint a women Vice Principal to take care of the women students. Meeting dated 19.04.2015 • It was decided to convene the General Body of the Annai Velankanni College Administrative Society on 24 - 05 – 2015. • It was decided to construct classrooms in the proposed library block. • In order to construct classrooms, the Administrative Board decided to take a loan of 70 lakh rupees. • The Administrative Board has accepted to increase the sports fee from Rs 60/- to Rs 100/- • The request of the Zoology Department to start PG Zoology Course will be considered the next academic Year. Meeting dated 17. 05. 2015 • The treasurer presented the audited annual report of the accounts for the year 2014-2015. General Body Meeting dated 24.05. 2015. • It was resolved to appoint M/s Louis & Co., Chartered Accountants, Nagercoil as the external auditors to audit the accounts for the year 2015-16. • It was decided to amalgamate the two societies, viz., Annai Velankanni College Administrative Society and Friends of Kottar Society. • It was resolved to bring all the members of Annai Velankanni College Administrative Society under the general body of Friends of Kottar Society.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 235 Meeting dated 21. 06. 2015 • The staff who resigned voluntarily shall not be reinstated, hereafter. • It was resolved to make a Part-time appointment in the Department of Mathematics so that the Mathematics faculty who was also the Convener of NAAC Steering Committee could carry out NAAC Accreditation related activities. • It was resolved to reduce the fee for M.Sc Computer Science from 18000/-(Eighteen thousand only) to 14000/-/-(Eighteen thousand only). • Those who resign their job from Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam shall hereafter be required to give three months’ notice to the Management. Meeting dated 19. 07. 2015 • The request of the Physical Director to make use of the College Auditorium as the shuttle-cock indoor auditorium is rejected. • As per the request of the staff, in connection with the decision regarding three months’ notice to the Management, the Administrative Board decided that the decision already taken would be binding on those who become confirmed on or after December 2015 and all those become confirmed on or before 2014 would be exempted from the decision. Meeting dated 16. 08. 2015 • The Administrative Board approved the appointment of the new Principal Dr.S.Maria John. • The Administrative Board permitted to conduct Hindi classes, on all holidays and Saturdays. • With regard to the decision taken at the Administrative Board meeting dated 19-04-2015, in connection with availing loan to construct classes, it was decided to close existing Fixed Deposits with the permission of Friends of Kottar, instead of availing a loan. Meeting dated 20. 09. 2015 • It was decided to construct a waiting shed for girls after the completion of the library building. • It was decided to call a Doctor to assess and address the health issues of our students once in a week. • It was decided to construct the Library Block as per labour contract on square feet basis. Meeting dated 18. 10. 2015 • Fr. M. Aruldevadason, Secretary, Friends of Kottar announced at the meeting that the two societies, viz., Annai Velankanni College Administrative Society and Friends of Kottar Society were amalgamated on 09-10-2015.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 236 • It was decided to withdraw the suit filed at the Madras High Court, in connection with the two societies, through the advocate Issac Mohanlal. • It was decided to invite quotations for the construction work of the Library Block as per labour contract on square feet basis. • Those who completed two years probationary period are allowed to join part time P.hD programmes. Meeting dated 15. 11. 2015 • Principal participated in this meeting and explained about the necessity of NAAC Accreditation to the Administrative Board members. • It was resolved to change all the SB accounts the name of the Annai Velankanni College Administrative Society to Annai Velankanni College, C/O Friends of Kottar Society. • Sub-committees like, Legal Committee, Building Committee, Purchase Committee, Appointment Committee and Technical Committee were formed. • The task of writing procedures for further appointments was entrusted to the Appointment Committee. Meeting dated 20. 12. 2015 • The draft of Modus Operandi for appointment of staff was discussed in detail and corrections were made. • As the Administrative Board celebrated Christmas, no agenda were discussed. Meeting dated 17. 1. 2016 • The Administrative Board permitted to construct a Notice Board for the students. • The quotation submitted by Mr.Sathyanesan Contractor was approved in connection with the construction of the Library Block. • After getting opinion from the Fire & Safety Department, works connected with the additional staircase for the M.C.A Block would be started. • It connection with the Staff Council’s request for a car shed, pointing out the existing car shed, the Management agreed to construct a car shed with an accommodation for three cars. • Rejected the idea of face recognizer in the place of finger print finder.
6.2.8 Does the affiliating University make a provision for according to the status of autonomy to an affiliated institution? If ‘yes’, what are the efforts made by the institution in obtaining autonomy?
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 237 Yes, the affiliating University makes a provision for according the status of autonomy to an affiliated Institution. As per UGC norms for according the status of autonomy, the College should have 10 years of completion and 2f and 12b status. We are in the process of getting 2f and 12b status.
6.2.9 How does the Institution ensure that grievances/ complaints are promptly attended to and resolved effectively? Is there a mechanism to analyse the nature of grievances for promoting better stakeholder relationship?
To attend to grievances of the students, the following systems are available. • Students’ Council • Class in-charges • Students’ Grievances Redressal Cell. • Generally the students orally make their complaints to the Class in-charges, faculty, Heads or Principal and get them redressed. The Staff has no such grievances redressal mechanism. But staff make their representations either orally or in writing to the Management or the Principal. In the staff meeting or in the Department meeting convened by the Management/Principal also, the staff make their representations. Even though the institution has a Students’Grievances and Redressal Cell for the students written complaints are not generally received from the students. The students generally prefer oral representation. By contacting their respective Class in-charges and HODs, the students get their grievances resolved. Only, if need be, the members of the Students’Grievances and Redressal Cell intervene.
6.2.10 During the last four years, had there been any instances of court cases filed by and against the institute? Provide details on the issues and decisions of the courts on these?
Court cases during the past four years • Case filed by the Management in connection with getting minority status for the College. – Pending. • A.Mohammed Janaid Zamam, S/O Ahamed Khan vs (i)Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam represented by its Principal and (ii) The Correspondent, Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam[O.S.Number 183/2011]. – Pending. • Case regarding affiliation of B.Sc Zoology degree course. – Received affiliation for the B. Sc. Zoology degree course from the affiliating University.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 238 6.2.11 Does the Institution have a mechanism for analyzing student feedback on institutional performance? If yes, what was the outcome and response of the institution to such an effort?
The College collects feedback from the students, outgoing students on institutional performance. The alumni are also asked to provide a feedback about the College and suggestions for improvement. The suggestions for the development of the College have been well taken and implemented. Outcome and response of the institution to such an effort. • The institution responds to the students’ feedback and the following were added to the existing facilities. o Better toilet facilities/ Additional toilet facilities are provided o Waiting shed for boys o Bus concession o Bus facility to all possible routes o Students’ Council o Alumni batch wise meet o Department wise alumni meet o New library block is under construction. o Vehicle Shed
6.3 Faculty Empowerment Strategies
6.3.1 What are the efforts made by the institution to enhance the professional development of its teaching and non teaching staff?
Efforts to enhance the professional development of the staff members To enhance the professional development of the teaching staff, the College conducts various programmes. IQAC of our College is in charge of conducting these programmes. The teaching staff are encouraged to attend Seminars/Workshops, present papers in Seminars/Workshops, act as Resource Persons and give Guest Lectures in other Colleges/institutions. Teaching staff act as resource persons in programmes conducted in our College too. The Management encourages the teaching staff to utilize the infrastructure facilities available in the College, such as net facilities, laboratories, library, periodicals, journals and e-resources to equip themselves. The teaching staff are encouraged to register for Ph.D, carry-out research activities and publish papers in national/international research journals.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 239 Orientation programmes are arranged to Non-teaching staff also. Office is computerized and hence the office staff are trained in computers.
6.3.2 What are the strategies adopted by the institution for faculty empowerment through training, retraining and motivating the employees for the roles and responsibility they perform?
IQAC takes the responsibility of training, retraining and motivating the employees for the roles and responsibility they perform. IQAC has organized the following programmes for the teaching as well as the non teaching staff of the College. Programmes conducted by IQAC are listed in Annexure I. • Vide numbers 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,18, 20,21,22 23 and 24 of Annexure I. Numbers 1 and 2 of Annexure I were conducted before IQAC was established.
6.3.3 Provide details on the performance appraisal system of t h e staff to evaluate and ensure that information on multiple activities is appropriately captured and considered for better appraisal.
Performance appraisal system • Every year the faculty members submit the performance appraisal reports to the Principal. IQAC reviews the performance appraisal reports. Students’ feedback on the performance of the teachers. • Feedback is communicated to the staff for them to make necessary improvements. Informal evaluation by the Head of the Institution • Surprise class visits • Casual communications with students, parents and alumni • The participation of the teachers in various College affairs is closely monitored by the Principal. Specific issues, such as the following are assessed by the Principal through direct interaction with the staff. o Punctuality in attending meetings and classes. o The pattern of availing leaves. o Completion of syllabus. o Valuation of answer sheets on time. o Adhering to schedules and deadlines. o Lack of efforts in carrying out responsibilities.
6.3.4 What is the outcome of the review of the performance appraisal reports by the Management and the major decisions taken? How are they communicated to the appropriate stakeholders?
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 240 On the basis of the review of the performance appraisal reports, communications are made to the staff • through the staff meeting, if findings are general in nature the Principal directly speaks to the particular staff, if situation warrants. The achievements of the staff are duly recognized/ appreciated/ encouraged. The achievements are communicated to the stakeholders through the Principal’s report at the time of College Day and through the College’s annual magazine.
6.3.5 What are the welfare schemes available for teaching and non teaching staff? What percentage of staff have availed the benefit of such schemes in the last four years?
Welfare schemes available for teaching and non teaching staff • Provident Fund. • Gratuity. • Leave facilities. • OD for attending FDP and other orientation programmes. • To avail loans. • Incentive for Ph.D. holders. • Support to present papers in international conferences o On Duty provision o Registration fee borne by the Management. Festival gift Staff tour once a year
6.3.6 What are the measures taken by the Institution for attracting and retaining eminent faculty?
Encouragement to do Ph.D. Ph.D holders get incentives and duly recognized. Honouring 25 years service completed staff. Conducive working atmosphere Good interpersonal relationship among staff. Cordial relationship between Management and faculty. Faculty members are appreciated and recognised for the contribution they make by actively participating and fulfilling their responsibilities in various Committees. Management lends patient hearing to the grievances raised by the staff and takes prompt efforts to address them.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 241 6.4 Financial Management and Resource Mobilization
6.4.1 What is the institutional mechanism to monitor effective and efficient use of available financial resources?
Auditing is carried out every year and audit report is submitted to the general body of the Annai Velankanni College Administrative Board. Monthly report of the financial transactions is submitted to the Administrative Board every month. Prior permission from the Administrative Board is needed for carrying out major expenditures.
6.4.2 What are the institutional mechanisms for internal and external audit? When was the last audit done and what are the major audit objections? Provide the details on compliance.
As external auditing is carried out by Company Auditors every year, the last auditing is done for the financial year 01-04-2015 to 31-03- 2016. So far, there are no major audit objections.
6.4.3 What are the major sources of institutional receipts/funding and how is the deficit managed? Provide audited income and expenditure statement of academic and administrative activities of the previous four years and the reserve fund/corpus available with Institutions, if any.
Major sources of funding are • Fee Collection • Interests from deposits • Assistance from Friends of Kottar Audit Report attached in Annexure IV.
6.4.4 Give details on the efforts made by the institution in securing additional funding and the utilization of the same (if any).
Being a self-financing institution in the unaided sector, the College does not receive any financial grants from the State Government or other external agencies. All types of financial requirements are met from the fees collected from the students and from the Institution‟s own corpus of funds. Alumni and well-wishers voluntarily extend their support for setting up of endowments and other infrastructural facilities. Friends of Kottar Society funds major expenditures like construction of buildings.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 242 6.5 Internal Quality Assurance System (IQAS)
6.5.1 Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC) a) Has the institution established an Internal Quality Assurance Cell (IQAC)? If ‘yes’, what is the institutional policy with regard to quality assurance and how has it contributed in institutionalizing the quality assurance processes?
• The institutional policy with regard to quality assurance The institution commits itself to make the students competent enough to fulfil global needs by, o making them employable o making them research oriented o making them socially oriented, o making them environmentally conscious o making them nation builders o making then team builders o inculcating values and o contributing to holistic development of the students as envisaged in the Vision and Mission statement of the institution, keeping the core values of NAAC as guiding principles. • Institutionalizing the quality assurance processes IQAC identify activities to be carried out to materialize the institutional policy with regard to quality assurance and these activities are assigned to various Committees. At Department level, the Departments themselves carry out these activities. Feedback from students, result analysis and performance audit conducted every semester are the monitoring mechanisms in place.
b) How many decisions of the IQAC have been approved by the Management / authorities for implementation and how many of them were actually implemented?
• The decisions that have been approved by the Management for implementation/ authorities for implementation o Student profile o Departmentwise PTA o Course file o Remedial for weaker students o Staff orientation programmes o Orientation programmes for students o Career oriented programmes through placement cell o Add- On courses
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 243 o Creating science temper among students and in society o Collaboration with other institutes o Improving ICT facilities o Academic Audit o Library automation o Organizing gender sensitization and student empowerment programmes. o Organizing faculty development programmes. o Honouring staff members who publish papers o Publication of research journal o Registration of alumni association o NCC, Rover Club o Seminar Hall o College Counselor o Website Updation o Inter Departmental competitions
c. Does the IQAC have external members on its committee? If so, mention any significant contribution made by them.
Yes. The IQAC has two external members on its Committee. 1. Dr. M. John Joseph, Associate Professor(Retd), Arulanandar College(autonomous), Karumathur, Madurai Dt. Now residing at Nagercoil. 2. Dr. C. Bright, Associate Professor, NVKSD College of Education, Attoor, Kanyakumari Dt. Both of them are active members of the Internal Quality Assurance Cell of their respective institutes and have rich experience in NAAC Accreditation process. We consult them on a regular basis and they contribute with their rich experience.
d. How do students and alumni contribute to the effective functioning of the IQAC?
• The alumni render valuable services to the College by instituting scholarships, delivering lectures on their areas of specialization, providing monetary support in developing infrastructure and giving their valuable suggestions at the time of alumni meetings on various aspects of functioning of the College. • The feedback collected from the students and the alumni is helpful in identifying areas which require attention. o Infrastructure o Teaching and learning o Career guidance and placement
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 244 e. How does the IQAC communicate and engage staff from different constituents of the institution?
• The IQAC conducts orientation programmes for the staff and make them aware and sensitizes them with the quality assurance parameters. • As faculty of various Departments and members of various Committees, they are assigned responsibilities in materializing the quality assurance parameters. They are communicated and engaged through meetings, circulars and Principal’s interaction.
6.5.2 Does the institution have an integrated framework for Quality assurance of the academic and administrative activities? If ‘yes’, give details on its operationalisation.
The academic/curricular activities are carried out by the Departments. Co-curricular and extra-curricular activities are also carried out by various Committees and Departments. Necessary inputs and guidance on things like curriculum implementation, maintenance of course file, remedial coaching, research activities, functioning of the library, the teaching–learning process, students’ support activities, infrastructure, research and extension activities are given to them through the NAAC Steering Committee. Reports are submitted to the IQAC/NAAC Steering Committee. Academic Audit Cell conducts performance audit every semester. • Issues/matters discussed/decided at staff meeting/Council are reviewed at Ex-officio Cell meeting for effective implementation.
6.5.3 Does the institution provide training to its staff for effective implementation of the Quality Assurance procedures? If ‘yes’, give details enumerating its impact.
Yes. The institution provides training to its staff for effective implementation of the Quality assurance procedures. NAAC Steering Committee is divided into seven teams based on the seven criteria. These criterion teams guide and monitor the faculty of each Department and the conveners of various Committees on Quality Assurance procedures. Criterion Team Leaders report the progress at NAAC Steering Committee meetings. IQAC conducted the following programmes for the staff on Quality Assurance procedures.Programmes conducted by IQAC are listed in Annexure I. • Vide numbers 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13,14,15,16,18,20,21,22, 23 and 24 of Annexure I .
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 245 6.5.4 Does the institution undertake Academic Audit or other external review of the academic provisions? If ‘yes’, how are the outcomes used to improve the institutional activities?
Academic Audit Cell undertakes Academic Audit every semester. Evaluation by Review Committees/Commissions from University Reports sought by Government/University
6.5.5 How are the internal quality assurance mechanisms aligned with the requirements of the relevant external quality assurance agencies/regulatory authorities?
The external regulatory authorities of the institution are Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli and Government of Tamil Nadu and the College complies with the University and State Government norms. The College is in the process of going for First Cycle NAAC Accreditation. Therefore efforts are on to comply with NAAC Accreditation requirements. The College is in the process of getting 2f recognition.
6.5.6 What institutional mechanisms are in place to continuously review the teaching learning process? Give details of its structure, methodologies of operations and outcome?
Result Analysis is done every semester. Feedback obtained from students every semester Three internal tests and one model exam every semester Assignments, Seminars, Projects University Examinations Remedial for slow learners
6.5.7 How does the institution communicate its quality assurance policies, mechanisms and outcomes to the various internal and external stakeholders?
Internal stakeholders • The quality assurance policy of the institution, as formulated by IQAC, is to carry out the curricular, co-curricular, extra- curricular activities and the student support activities in such a way that objectives of Vision and Mission statement of the Institute and the core values of NAAC are realized. Measures to materialize the quality assurance policy are identified and responsibilities are assigned to the internal stakeholders.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 246 Meetings are regularly conducted to communicate what is expected of them and to monitor the progress made. • Feedback system in place to take corrective measures and to make improvements. External stakeholders • The meeting of the Parent Teacher Association is conducted once every semester. • The meeting of the Alumni Association is conducted once every year. • The Vision and Mission statement of the Institute is communicated to both internal and external stakeholders through the Handbook and the College website and exhibited through display boards at vantage points inside the College. Any other relevant information regarding Governance Leadership and Management which the College would like to include.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 247 CRITERION VII
INNOVATIONS AND BEST PRACTICES
7.1 Environment Consciousness
7.1.1 Does the Institute conduct a Green Audit of its campus and facilities?
Yes. The College has a vast, beautiful, green and eco-friendly campus. The College has taken many efforts to maintain the eco-friendly environment. The College has a beautiful avenue with Casuarina trees. The College campus provides a pleasant atmosphere for students. In the College campus, there are variety of trees, shrubs and flowering plants. Two gardeners nurture the plants (watering, applying manure, pruning, etc). The College campus is complete with different kind of trees including coconut trees, mango trees, teak, etc. Regular weeding and fortification of the top soil with fertilizers keep the garden evergreen. The Campus Improvement and Eco Club and Gardening and Cleanliness Committee play an important role in keeping the environ of the campus evergreen. The Campus Improvement and Eco Club made a survey in our campus and according to the survey, there are 436 trees in our College. The club labeled some of the plants with their botanical names and displayed important quotations regarding environmental protection. To create awareness about the necessity of saving ‘Environment’ among the students, the Club celebrates International Days such as Hiroshima Day and World Ozone Day.
7.1.2 What are the initiatives taken by the College to make the campus eco- friendly?
Energy conservation Reminders are displayed in class rooms to save electricity. Students as well as staff are instilled the habit of switching the electricity appliances of when not in use. As the class rooms are well-ventilated and receive sufficient day light, use of electricity is kept to the minimum. Use of renewable energy The institution has no mechanism for the use of renewable energy. Water harvesting Rain water harvesting pits are available in every building. These pits help in recharging the ground water and thereby increase ground water level. The topography of our campus is such that it can hold and absorb all rain water that falls within our campus. Efforts for Carbon Neutrality
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 248 The institution has a lot of greenery in its campus. Saplings are planted at regular intervals. To reduce the carbon-di-oxide level inside the class rooms, money plants (Epipremnum Scindapsus Aureum) are kept. Money plants release more oxygen. Some of our staff members practicing the ‘car pooling’ which reduces the emission of carbon-di- oxide and carbon monoxide which leads to air pollution. Carbon emitting equipment are kept to a minimum inside the campus. Plantation Green environment is preserved in our campus. Approximately 436 trees are there in the campus. Every year saplings are planted in the premises. Department of Zoology has an organic farm inside the campus to generate awareness regarding the harmful effects of pesticides and insecticides on environment among the students. Hazardous waste management In order to make the campus plastic-free, awareness programmes are arranged and necessary guidelines are drafted by Eco club. In canteen, the beverages are supplied in paper cups and glass tumblers. The usage of plastic bags is banned in the campus. E-waste management Regular Maintenances of electrical and electronic goods are carried out in labs and class rooms by the electricians and service engineers to reduce e-waste. After life time is over the computers are sold as scrap to the vendors from Madurai who recycle its parts.
7.2 Innovations
7.2.1 Give details of innovations introduced during the last four years which have created a positive impact on the functioning of the College.
Campus Radio Campus Radio Programme was started in the academic year 2014- 2015. Every day during lunch interval the programme is broadcasted live. As per schedule, the students perform the programme every day. Campus Radio Programme includes General Awareness, Employment Tips, Health Tips, Thirukkural, Jokes, Importances of the Day. SAVE (Social Activities for Village Empowerment) College – community interaction is the strength of our College. Since its inception, the College attaches lot of importance to organising community-oriented activities and encouraging students to take part in those activities in large numbers so that they become service oriented and thus contributing to good citizenship and nation building. ‘SAVE’ was formed in our College in the academic year 2015-16, comprising the NSS units, RRC, YRC, Consumer club, Campus Improvement and Eco Club and Gardening and Campus Cleanliness. ‘SAVE’ supplements the
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 249 curricular activities with extension and reach out programmes. ‘SAVE’ makes the students socially oriented and ensures the holistic development of the students. Providing ‘The Hindu’ Newspaper Providing ‘The Hindu’ Newspaper to the students at a low cost is to develop the reading habit of the students, to develop the vocabulary skill in English, to improve their level of general awareness and the knowledge of current affairs and thus making them perform well at competitive exams and also the regular reading habit contribute to the development of their personality. Opening Bank Accounts, Bank loans & Passports Our institution provides every support to the students for availing educational loans from banks. The educational loans are arranged under state and central government schemes. Futher, our institution helps students to open bank accounts. The Institution assists the students in getting Passports too. Neo Navigation Neo Navigation Cell was formed during the academic year 2014- 2015. M.Phil. students constitute the cell with a staff advisor. The purpose of the cell is to take recent developments/recent findings in a subject to students/community. Ex-officio Cell Ex-officio Cell was formed during the academic year 2014-2015 with the aim of evaluating the process of implementation of what is communicated to the Staff by the Management through Staff Meeting or otherwise and ensuring the implementation. Ex-officio Cell also acts as a mechanism which provides information for the top Management to review the activities of the institution. The Ex-officio Cell reviews the minutes of Staff Council meeting, Staff meeting and Students’ Council meeting. Opportunity for our students to teach Our students are provided opportunity to teach in nearby schools • Once in every year • To the middle and high school students • Our students’ using PPP as a teaching tool found welcome among the school students and authorities. Peer teaching by our students
7.3 Best Practices
7.3.1 Best Practice – I 1. Title of the Practice Students’ Welfare Fund 2. Goals of the Practice
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 250 o To help students from socially and economically poor background in their studies. o To check students’ drop out. o To encourage students from socially and economically poor background with good and consistent academic award. 3. The Context Our institution is a rural based one. Above 90% of our students are hailing from under privileged sections of the society and most of them are from poor families. Generally, they are not economically sound enough to complete their studies as most of the parents are coolies with meager income. To address this issue, institution has a system, though in a small way, to lend them a helping hand in continuing their studies in extremely disserving cases. 4. The Practice The Student’s Welfare Fund has been active and dedicated to safeguard the interests of students who are good at studies with very low income and thus find it difficult to proceed with their studies. The fund has been raised from the voluntary contributions from Students and Teachers. Proceeds from Food mela organized once in a year (till 2014-15) and proceeds from sale of beverages and eatables during celebrations also pooled into Student’s Welfare Fund. The Student’s Welfare Fund pays 50% of fee every semester. The applications received are scrutinized by the office bearers of the Student’s Welfare Fund and select the students on the basis of the economic background. To become eligible to receive financial assistance from the Student’s Welfare Fund, the students should have no arrears in University Exams. The number of students selected for assistance is subject to the availability of funds. Students of all semesters, except the first semester, are eligible to receive financial assistance. Students who availed the benefits should apply afresh for the next semester. 5. Evidence of success o The students at risk of drop out, get benefitted. o It helps the poor students continue their studies. o Voluntary contribution from staff and students on the rise every year. o It develops helping mentality among students. o Poor students are able to continue their studies with confidence. 6. Problems Encountered and resources required o Poor students with arrear will not be benefitted.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 251 o All deserving students are not benefitted, due to lack of sufficient fund. 7. Contact Details o Name of the Principal : Dr. S. Maria John o Name of the Institution : Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam o City : Karungal o Pin Code : 629 157 o Work Phone : 04651-234651 o Website : www.annaicollege.org o Mobile : 9442025030 o Fax : 04651-235270 o E-mail : [email protected]
7.3.2 Best Practice – 2 1. Title of the Practice Monitoring Students’ Discipline – Discipline Committee. 2. Goals of the Practice o To maintain discipline inside the campus and hence ensuring congenial and learner friendly atmosphere. o To make the students self disciplined. o To make the ragging free and sexual harassment free campus. o To ensure that students adhere to the codes of the institution. 3. The context As the College stands for making significant contribution to develop economically and educationally identified under developed backward areas and the people of the region also expecting the same, it is the first and foremost responsibility of the College to ensure that the ideals of the founding fathers of the College and the expectation of the people of the region are realized. For that to materialize, an atmosphere conducive for learning must prevail inside the College campus so that optimum utility can be derived from the College by our students. The College wants to ensure for any single individual, male or female, faculty or student, the stay inside the campus remains comfortable, peaceful and pleasant and free from any kind of trouble or sufferings due to mischievous acts, harmful or harmless. So the College, in its efforts to ensure the same, puts in place a system of ‘Monitoring Students’ Discipline’. 4. The Practice The ‘Discipline Committee’ has six conveners with the Principal as the Head. The staff members are distributed under the six conveners. Every day, morning and at lunch interval, the
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 252 staff members monitor the students from their allotted places. The conveners of the respective days coordinate the monitoring activities. The students are directed or insisted on the right way if they indulge in any mischievous behavior. 5. Evidence of Success o Proper discipline maintained inside the campus. o Students follow good manners. o No ragging and no sexual harassment. o Quarrels among the students are kept to a minimum. 6. Problems Encountered and Resources Required o Students are kept under the watchful eyes of the teachers all the time. o No replacements for the teachers who are on leave. 7. Contact Details o Name of the Principal : Dr. S. Maria John o Name of the Institution : Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam o City : Karungal o Pin Code : 629 157 o Work Phone : 04651-234651 o Website : www.annaicollege.org o Mobile : 9442025030 o Fax : 04651-235270 o E-mail : [email protected]
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 253 D. EVALUATIVE REPORT OF THE DEPARTMENTS
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 254 DEPARTMENT OF TAMIL
1. Name of the Department : TAMIL 2. Year of Establishment : Part I - Tamil - 1987 : U.G.- 2013 : P.G.- 2014 : M.Phil-2015 3. Names of programmes/ Courses offered (U.G., P.G., M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D.,etc.) U.G. - B.A. Tamil P.G. - M.A. Tamil M.Phil. Tamil 4. Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments / units involved : Nil 5. Annual / semester / Choice Based Credit System (Programme wise) B.A. Tamil : Choice Based Credit System M.A. Tamil : Choice Based Credit System M.Phil. Tamil : Choice Based Credit System 6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments : Nil 7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. : IIMT College ofAnimation, Marthandam 8. Details of courses / programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons : Nil 9. Number of Teaching posts ( 2015 - 2016 ) Designation Sanctioned Filled
Professors - - Associate Professors - - Assistant Professors - 12
10. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization (D.Sc/ D.Litt./ Ph.D./ M.Phil. etc.,) as on 31.03.2016 Name Designation Specialization No. of No. of M. years of Phil. students experience guided for the last 4 years Mrs. C. Ajitha Assistant Grammer, 7 Years 1 Professor Modern Literature 9 Months Dr. C.Little Assistant Modern Literature 4 Years 1 Flower Professor 3 Months.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 255 Mrs.R. Subaja Assistant Modern Literature 2 Years - Professor 9 Months Dr. S. Stalin Assistant Grammer 2 Years 1 Sathiya Professor 9 Months Mrs. Y. Lalitha Assistant Modern Literature 1 Year 1 Professor 9 Months Dr. P.S. Rajesh Assistant Tamil 1 Year 1 Professor &Malayalam 9 Months Grammer, Ancient, Medivel, Modern Literature and Indian Philosophy Dr. A. Christal Assistant Modern Literature 1 Year 1 Sheeba Professor 9 Months Mrs. R. Mabel Assistant Modern Literature 1 Year - Rani Professor 4 Months Dr. R. Adlin Assistant Modern 9 Months 1 Jeba Professor Literature, Grammer, Dr. K. Aji Assistant GrammerAncient Literature 9 Months 1 Professor Miss. S. Assistant Folk Lore and 9 Months 1 Thanga Preetha Professor Modern Literature Mrs.Malar E. Rejila Assistant Modern 7 Months 1 Mary Professor Literature,
11. List of senior visiting faculty : Nil 12. Percentage of lectures delivered and practical class handled (Programme wise) by temporary faculty : Nil 13. Student-Teacher Ratio (Programme wise) : B.A.- 34:1 M.A. - 6:1 M.Phil. - 13:1 14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; Sanctioned and filled Academic support staff (technical) : Nil 15. Qualification of teaching faculty with : Ph.D.-6 D.Sc / D.Litt / Ph.D / M.Phil / PG : M.Phil.-6 16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received : Nil 17. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST, UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total grants received : Nil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 256 18. Research Centre / facility recognized by the University : Nil 19. Publications: Publication per faculty Sl.No. Name of the staff No. of Publications ISBN No. ISSN No. Total 1. Mrs. C. Ajitha 3 - 3 2. Mrs. C. Little Flower 7 - 7 3. Mrs. R. Subaja 7 1 8 4. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 5 - 5 5. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 7 - 7 6. Dr. P. S. Rajesh 2 - 2 7. Dr. A. Christal Sheeba 3 - 3 8. Mrs. T. Mabel Rani 3 - 3 9. Dr. R. Adlin Jeba 1 - 1 10. Dr. K. Aji 2 - 2 11. Miss. S. Thanga Preetha 7 - 7 Malar 12. Mrs. E.Rejila Mary 3 - 3
Number of papers published by faculty and students in peer review journals ( national / international) Sl. Name of Faculty Number of Publications No. National International 1. Mrs. C. Ajitha 3 - 2. Dr. C.Little Flower 7 - 3. Mrs.R. Subaja 7 1 4. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 5 - 5. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 7 - 6. Dr. P. S. Rajesh 2 - 7. Dr. A. Christal Sheeba 2 1 8. Mrs. Mabel Rani 3 - 9. Dr. R. Adlin Jeba 1 - 10. Dr. K. Aji 2 - 11. Miss. S. Thanga Preetha 5 2 Malar 12. Mrs. E.Rejila Mary 3 -
Number of publications listed in International Database (for example: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database – International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.,): Nil Monographs : Nil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 257 Chapter in books : Nil Books edited • Dr. P.S. Rajesh, Sub Editor, Marthandam Malai - Monthly Magazine. • Dr. P.S. Rajesh, Editor, Yen Nanban, Weekly Magazine. • Dr. P.S. Rajesh, Editor, Annai Mozhi, Monthly Magazine. Journals with ISBN numbers with details of publishers Sl.No. Name ISBN Number Details of Publications 1. Mrs. C. Ajitha 978-81-92618371 Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil 2. Mrs. C. Ajitha 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 3. Mrs. C. Ajitha 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 4. Dr. C.Little Flower 13-978-81-909074- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; Fkhp 4-6 jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 5. Dr. C.Little Flower 978-81-907349-1-2 jkpo; fiy ,yf;fpa ngUkd;wk;> Fkhp khtl;lk;. 6. Dr. C.Little Flower 978-81-910216-6-0 FwpQ;rp gjpg;gfk; 7. Dr. C.Little Flower 978-81-926183-7-1 Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil 8. Dr. C.Little Flower 978-93-81006-83-2 nrk;%jha; gjpg;gfk;> nrd;id. 9. Dr. C.Little Flower 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 10. Dr. C.Little Flower 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 11. Mrs.R. Subaja 13-978-81-909074- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; 6-0 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 12. Mrs.R. Subaja 978-81-910216-6-0 FwpQ;rp gjpg;gfk; 13. Mrs.R. Subaja 978-93-81006-83-2 nrk;%jha; gjpg;gfk;> nrd;id. 14. Mrs.R. Subaja 978-81-926183-7-1 Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil 15. Mrs.R. Subaja 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 16. Mrs. R. Subaja 978-93-81-658-10-9 Proceedings of the Kanyakumari Academy of Arts and Sciences 17. Mrs. R. Subaja 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 18. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 978-93-80243-82-5 Raja Publications, Tiruchirapalli. 19. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 20. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 978-81-926183-7-1 Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 258 21. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 978-81-93-0440-1-8 ngay; gjpg;gfk; cUK jdyl;Rkp fy;Y}hp> jpUr;rpuhg;gs;sp. 22. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 23. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 978-93-81992-03-6 md;id Ntshq;fz;zp kfsph; fy;Y}hp> nrd;id. 24. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 13-978-81-909074- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; Fkhp 5-3 jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 25. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 13-978-81-909074- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; 6-0 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 26. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 978-81-926183-7-1 Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil 27. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 28. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 97978-93-81104-53- Holy Cross College 8 (Autonomous), Nagercoil 29. Mrs. Y. Lalitha 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 30. Dr. P. S. Rajesh 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 31. Dr. P. S. Rajesh 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 32. Dr. A. Christal 978-81-907480-9-5 Proceedings of the Sheeba International Seminar SBASH-2014 33. Dr. A. Christal 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; Sheeba 34. Dr. A. Christal 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam Sheeba 35. Mrs. T. Mabel Rani 13-978-81-909074- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; 3-9 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 36. Mrs. T. Mabel Rani 978-81-926183-7-1 Holy Cross College (Autonomous), Nagercoil 37. Mrs. T. Mabel Rani 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 38. Dr. R. Adlin Jeba 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 39. Dr. K. Aji 13-978-81-909074- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; 5-3 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 40. Dr. K. Aji 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 41. Miss. S. Thanga 978-93-81-658-10-9 Proceedings of the Preetha Malar Kanyakumari Academy of Arts and Sciences
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 259 42. Miss. S. Thanga 978-93-81992-03-6 md;id Ntshq;fz;zp Preetha Malar kfsph; fy;Y}hp> nrd;id. 43. Miss. S. Thanga 13-978-81-909074- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; Preetha Malar 5-3 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 44. Miss. S. Thanga 978-93-81992-76-0 md;id Ntshq;fz;zp Preetha Malar kfsph; fy;Y}hp> nrd;id 45. Miss. S. Thanga 13-978-81-909074- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; Preetha Malar 6-0 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 46. Miss. S. Thanga 13-978-81-909074- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; Preetha Malar 7-7 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 47. Miss. S. Thanga 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam Preetha Malar 48. Mrs. E. Rejila Mary 13-978-81-909074- fy;Y}hp Mrphpah; 5-3 Fkhp jkpo;r;rq;fk;> ehfh;Nfhtpy;. 49. Mrs. E. Rejila Mary 978-93-81-992-60-9 mf;dp rpwFfs;> nra;ahW 50. Mrs. E. Rejila Mary 978-97-80340-01-6 Octo Printers, Tholayavattam
Journals with ISSN numbers with details of publishers ISSN Sl.No. Name Details of Publications Number 104. Mrs. R. Subaja 2249-4956 vl;Lj;njhifAk; Rw;Wr;#oYk; (Yettu thogaium sutru soozhalum)
Citation Index : Nil SNIP : Nil SJR : Nil Impact factor : Nil h-index : Nil
Proceedings with ISBN Numbers by Faculty Sl.No. Name ISBN Number Name and Details of Publisher 1. Mrs. C. Ajitha 978-97-80340-01-6 ,Ugjhk; Ehw;whz;L jkpo; ,yf;fpa gilg;Gfspd; Nghf;Ffs;, Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 2. Dr. C.Little Flower 978-97-80340-01-6 ,Ugjhk; Ehw;whz;L jkpo; ,yf;fpa
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 260 gilg;Gfspd; Nghf;Ffs;, Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 3. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 978-81-929216-1-7 rkaKk; jkpOk;, njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 4. Dr. S. Stalin Sathiya 978-97-80340-01-6 ,Ugjhk; Ehw;whz;L jkpo; ,yf;fpa gilg;Gfspd; Nghf;Ffs;, Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 5. Mrs.R. Subaja 978-97-80340-01-6 ,Ugjhk; Ehw;whz;L jkpo; ,yf;fpa gilg;Gfspd; Nghf;Ffs;, Octo Printers, Tholayavattam 6. Dr. P.S. Rajesh 978-81-929216-1-7 rkaKk; jkpOk;, njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 20. Areas of consultancy and income generated Dr. P.S. Rajesh, Sub Editor, Marthandam Malai - Monthly Magazine Dr. P.S. Rajesh, Editor, Yen Nanban, Weekly Magazine Dr. P.S. Rajesh, Editor, Annai Mozhi, Monthly Magazine 21. Faculty as members in a) National Committees b) International Committees c) Editorial Boards : Nil 22. Student Projects a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter departmental/ programme : 100% b) Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the Institution i.e.in research laboratories / industry / other agencies : Nil 23. Awards/ Recognitions received by faculty and students Faculty : 1. Dr.S.Stalin Sathiya got BharathiThasan Award in 2016 2. Dr.C.Little Flower got Aasiriya Jothi Award in 2016 Students: 1. A. Anusha, Department of Tamil has presented a paper in a seminar conducted by NMCC, Marthandam & won I Prize on 11.10.2013. 2. E. Sekar II M. A. Tamil received Illakiya Ozhi Award in 2016 for Tamil Elocution Competition from Kaviarasar Kalai Tamil Sangam. 3. Kalaimamani Award received from Kalaignan Pathipagam for Essay Writing, Verse Writing and Drawing competitions. I BA - 3 II BA - 3
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 261 III BA - 3 II MA - 4 M.Phil. - 2 24. List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department • Mr. Rajagopal, Educationalist, Nagercoil (29.07.2014). • Mr. Devathas, Former Tamilnadu Secratarite Secretary, Chennai (08.08.2014). • Prof. Nada. SivaKumar, Noorul Islam arts and Science College, Kumaracoil, Kanniyakumari Dist. (23.09.2014). • Professor and Writer. Kumara Selva, Nesamony Memorial College, Marthandam, Kanniyakumari Dist. (23.09.2014). • Dr.Selvakumar, Nesamony Memorial College, Marthandam, Kanniyakumari Dist. (23.09.2014). • Professor and Writer. Mujp Rahman, Thuckalay, Kanniyakumari Dist. (23.09.2014). • Muzhanguzhi Pa. Lazer, Kumari Mutthamizh Mantram, Kappukadu, Marthandam, Kanniyakumari Dist. (09.10.2014) & (09.10.2015) • Sollaayvu Semmal. M.S. Victor, M.S. Victor, Research Centre, Ariyalore, (22.12.2014). • Dr. S. Alagesan, Member Syndicate, President, Professor, Department of Tamil, Manonmaniyam Suntharanar University, Abisekapatti, Tirunelveli (30.03.2015). • Dr. T. Rajarethinam, Research Fellow, FFEO, Pondichery (30.03.2015). • Sollaayvu Semmal. M.S. Victor, M.S. Victor, Research Centre, Ariyalore (30.03.2015). • Anantha Supramaniam, Research Scholar of Cultural Studies, Nagercoil (30.03.2015). • Dr. Anjel Jeyalet Rani, VTM Arts and Science College, Arumanai, Kanniyakumari Dist. (30.03.2015). • Writer PremKumar, Development officer, LIC, Thuckalay, Kanniyakumari Dist. (31.03.2015). • Prof. Hameem Mustafa, Department of Tamil, Muslim Arts College, Thiruvithangode, Thuckalay, Kanniyakumari Dist. (31.03.2015). • Prof. Muhammed Asker, Department of Tamil, Muslim Arts College, Thiruvithangode, Thuckalay, Kanniyakumari Dist. (31.03.2015). • Dr. Ede Quen, Department of Tamil, Holy Cross College, Nagercoil (31.03.2015). • Dr. Vasumathi, Department of Tamil, Vsalahkshi Arts and Science College, Udumalpet on 31.03.2015.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 262 • Prof.T. Mano, ISDL, Trivandrum, Kerala on (31.03.2015). • Prof. Nada. SivaKumar, Noorul Islam Arts and Science College, Kumaracoil, Kanniyakumari Dist on (31.03.2015). • Prof.& Writer Kumara Selva, Nesamony Memorial College, Marthandam, Kanniyakumari Dist on (31.03.2015). • Prof. And Writer Mujp Rahman, Thuckalay, Kanniyakumari Dist 30.03.2015 • Sakitya Akadamy Awarded Writer Ponneelan, Manikaddipottal, Kanniyakumari Dist on (31.03.2015). • Writer. Sivasankaran, Thuckaly (27.7.2015) • Writer. Vaanamathi, Srilanka (5.8.2015) • Dr.R.S.Sugirtha pasmath, Asst. Prof, Rani Anna Arts & Science Government women’s college, Thirunelveli. (25.9.2015) • Prof. R. Rathika, Asst. Prof, Sivanthi Aathithanar Arts & Science, College, Pillaiyarpuram. • Writer. Kumari Tholan, Mullanginavilai, (13.3.2015) • Dr. Kanjana Balasubiramaniam, Governing board member, Certral institute of Classical Tamil, Chennai (17.3.2016) • Dr.P.Ravikumar, Asst.Professor, Subiramaniya Bharathiyar central University, Pondichery (17.3.2016) • Prof. K.Ganasean, Associate Professor, Augustheeshwaram. (18.3.2016) • Writer. Naarum Poo Nathan, Thirunelveli. (18.3.2016). • Dr. G. Stephen, Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Thirunelveli. (18.3.2016). 25. Seminars/ Conferences / Workshops organized and the source of funding. a. State Level Seminar : 4 b. Workshop : 2 c. Source of Funding : Institution & Student Contribution 26. Student profile programme / course-wise: B.A., M.A. & M.Phil.Tamil. Year Applications Admitted Enrolled received *M *F B.A. 2013-2016 57 47 2 45 2014-2017 86 63 2 61 2015-2018 42 39 6 33 M.A. 2014 - 2016 17 11 1 10 2015 - 2017 16 11 - 11 M.Phil. 2015-2016 16 10 1 9 *M - Male *F- female 27. Diversity of Students
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 263 Name of the % of Students % of Students % of Students course from the same from other states from abroad state B.A. Tamil 100 - - M.A. Tamil 100 - - M.Phil. Tamil 100 - -
28. How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, NET, GATE, Civil services, Defence services, etc.? : Nil 29. Student progression : Nil 30. Details of Infrastructural facilities a) Library The library has a collection of books including the specimen copies and the books donated by various members. U.G Library : 978 P.G Library : 1433 b) Internet facilities for Staff & Students: Internet facility is available at the Library, Computer Centre and at the Department. 31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, Government or other agencies Type of 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 Scholarship P. G. P. G. P. G. P. G. P. U. G. U. G. U. G. U. G. U. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Institutional Scholarship Friends of Kottar ------8 - - 16 - - Government Scholarship SC / ------2 - - STScholarship Postmatric ------12 - - 26 9 - Scholarship Tamilnadu ------1 - - Educational Trust Scholarship 32. Details on student enrichment Programmes (special lectures / workshops/ seminar) with external experts • State level Seminar entitled ‘Samakala Ilakkiyangalil punaivum Vezhiyum’ on 23.09.2014. • National Level Seminar ‘Samayamum Tamilum’ on 30.03.2015 and 31.03.2015.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 264 • State Level Seminar entitled ‘Penniya Chinthanaikalum Pokkukalum’ on 25.09.2015. • National Level Seminar ‘Irrupatham Noottandu Tamil Ilakkiya Padaipukalin Pokkukal’ on 17.03.2016 and 18.03.2016. • Our department conducted a workshop entitled ‘Short Story Writing’ on 10.03.2016. • Our department conducted a workshop entitled ‘Screen Play Writing for Movies’ on 13.01.2016. 33. Teaching Methods adopted to improve student learning Besides the usual lecture method, seminars, group discussions, assignment writing, paper presentations and power point presentations are also adopted. 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities • Students of Our department conducted classes in Smart Class Mode for the school students at St. Mary’s Middle School, Tholayavattam on 13.03.2015. • Students of Our department conducted classes for the school students at St. Antony’s High School, Mullanganavilai on 02.02.2016. 35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strength • Experienced, dedicated and talented staff. • Well equipped Library. • Students are studying the course in their mother tongue • Journals are published periodically. Weakness • Since many of the students are from rural background they are not taking anything serious • Students are afraid of expressing their talents Opportunities • Students can become school teachers. • They can take the challenging careers like Reporters, Public Speakers and Writers etc. Challenges • Tamil Degree holders can take tuition classes for the people from other states and the English Medium Students. • Highly competitive field for the Job seekers. • Degree is more valuable only when the students are proficient in specialized skills like speaking, writing and presentation skills. • Students are from poor economic background.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 265 ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 266 DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH
1. Name of the department : ENGLISH 2. Year of Establishment : Part II English - 1987 : U. G.- 2010 : P. G.- 2007 3. Names of Programmes/Courses offered (U.G., P.G., M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc) U.G. - B.A. English P.G. - M.A. English 4. Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments/ Units involved : Nil 5. Annual/ semester/choice based credit system (programme wise) B.A. English : Choice Based Credit System M.A. English : Choice Based Credit System 6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by the departments. • Spoken English is offered to all students in enriching them in the language. 7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. : Nil 8. Details of courses/ programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons : Nil 9. Number of Teaching posts (2015-2016) Designation Filled Assistant Professor 12 10. Faculty profile with name, qualification, specialization (D.SC./ D.Litt/ Ph.D./ M.Phil. etc.,) as on 31.03.2016
Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of Years of experience Mrs.F. Meena M.A., M.Phil Assistant Diasporic 8 years 7 Theresa Professor Literature months Mrs.D.Joen M.A., M.Phil., Assistant ELT 7 years 8 Joselin Professor months cum HoD Mrs.J.Jesu M.A., Assistant Indian Writing 4 years 9 Latha B.Ed.,M.Phil Professor in English months Mrs.M. Merlin M.A., M.Ed., Assistant Indian Writing 4 years 9 Usha M.Phil. Professor in English months Mrs. S.Sheeba M.A., B.Ed., Assistant Indian Writing 4 years 9 Regi M.Phil. Professor in English months
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 267 Mr. C. Charly M.A.,M.Phil, Assistant British & 4 years 9 P.G.D.M.T.E Professor Canadian months Literature Mr. V.G. Samu M.A., B. Ed., Assistant Regional 4 years 8 Sundar M.Phil. Professor Literature months Mrs. J. Sreeja M.A., M.Phil. Assistant Comparative 3 years 9 Professor Literature months Mrs. J.P.Vidhya M.A., B.Ed., Assistant ELT 2 years 3 M. Phil., Professor months Mr.C.I. Rajesh M.A., M.Phil. Assistant Canadian 3 years Professor Literature 2months Mrs.T.M. Jalaja M.A., M.Phil. Assistant Indian Writing 1 year 8 Mary Professor in English months Miss.R.Merin M.A., M.Phil. Assistant Indian Writing 9 months Vijith Preetha Professor in English
11. List of senior visiting faculty : Nil 12. Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (Programme wise) by temporary faculty : Nil 13. Student-Teacher Ratio (programme wise) : B.A. - 52:1 M.A. - 14:1 14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; Sanctioned and Filled : Nil 15. Qualifications of teaching faculty with D.Sc./ D.Litt./ Ph.D./ M.Phil./ P.G. : M.Phil - 12 16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received : Nil 17. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc and total grants received : Nil 18. Research Center/ faculty recognized by the University : Nil 19. Publications:
Publication per faculty
Sl.No. Name of the staff No. of Publications ISBN No. ISSN No. Total 1. Mrs. F. Meena Theresa - 2 2 2. Mrs. D. Joen Joselin 2 - 2 3. Mrs. J. Jesu Latha 1 - 1 4. Mr. C. I. Rajesh 2 1 3
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 268 Number of papers published by faculty and students in peer review journals (national / international )
Sl.No. Name of the Staff Publications Total National International 1. Mrs.F. Meena Theresa 2 - 2 2. Mrs.D. Joen Joselin 2 - 2 3. Mrs.J.Jesu Latha 1 - 1 4. Mr. C. I. Rajesh 2 1 3
Number of publications listed in International Database (for example: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database – International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.,) : Nil Monographs : Nil Chapter in Books : Nil Books Edited : Nil Books Published with ISBN numbers by Faculty and students Sl.No. Name of the Name of the Book ISBN Details of faculty/student Number publishers 1. G. M. Adlin Joe Zifhono Fno and 978-1-4969- March (B. A. English) the Release of the 7683-3 2014 Fairies- A Fantasy upon Noland
Journals with ISBN numbers with details of publishers Sl.No. Name ISBN Number Details of Publications 1. Mrs. D. Joen 81-908397-2-3 Computer Embedded Joselin Language Teaching & Learning-An Educational Technology Perspective-‘National Conference on Zealous Language Teaching’ organized by SRM University, Chennai 2. Mrs. D. Joen 978-81-898434-9-6 Vels University, Joselin Chennai 3. Mrs.J. Jesu Latha 978-81-928385-0-2 V.O. Chithambaram College Publication 4. Mr. C. I. Rajesh 978-81-929216-1-7 njd;wy; gjpg;gfk; 5. Mr. C. I. Rajesh 978-9-381723-48-7 VHNS College, Viruthunagar
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 269 Journals with ISSN numbers with details of publishers
ISSN Sl.No. Name Details of Publications Number 1. Mrs.F.Meena 0970-2810 Role of spicies in Jhumpa Lahiri’s Theresa writing, Poet Crit, 2014, volume 1, pp 71. 2. Mrs.F.Meena 0970-2810 Repudiating culture in Jhumpa Lahiri’s Theresa writing Poet Crit, 2014, volume 2, pp 71. 3. Mr. C. I. Rajesh 2349-8684 ‘Listening Paves the Path: Acquiring a Language is the Concept of a Mind and not Pressure’, International Journal of Multidisciplinary, Volume 2, Special Issue: 3, Feb. 2013’.
Citation Index : Nil SNIP : Nil SJR : Nil Impact Factor : Nil h-index : Nil 20. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Faculty of Department of English doing English Language correction in projects, dissertations and thesis etc. 21. Faculty as members in a) National committees b) International Committees c) Editorial Boards. : Nil 22. Students projects a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter departmental/ programme : 100 b) Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the institution i.e. in Research laboratories/ Industry/ other agencies : Nil 23. Awards/ Recognitions received by faculty and students Faculty : Nil Students : Extra-curricular & Co-curricular Achievements • II MA English students published a Journal named ‘SEEK’ on 13.09.2013. Name of the Name of the Venue Prize student competition 2013-2014 J.L. Rex Lumine District Level Kaviyarasar Kalai “Oviya Nirmal(II BA Drawing Tamizh sangam, Kalaimaamani- English) Competition Nammakkal 2014” J.L. Rex Lumine District Level Essay Kaviyarasar Kalai “Ilakiya Sudar Nirmal(II BA Writing Competition Tamizh sangam, viruthu 2014” English) Nammakkal
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 270 J.T. Ashmi (I District Level Verse Kaviyarasar Kalai “Kavichuriyan BA English) Writing Tamizh sangam, Viruthu-2014” Competition(Tamil) Nammakkal J.L. Rex Lumine District Level Verse Kaviyarasar Kalai “Kavichuriyan Nirmal(II BA Writing Tamizh sangam, Viruthu-2014” English) Competition(Tamil) Nammakkal A.Mary Caron(I Proficiency Test in Shakespeare First Class MA English) English institute of English studies, Chennai. S. Sajan (III BA Literary Skit NMCC, II Prize English) Marthandam S. Sajan (III BA Art from Waste Nemic fest’15, II Prize English) NMCC, Marthandam S. Sajan (III BA Pencil sketch Nemic fest’15, II Prize English) NMCC, Marthandam S. Sajan (III BA Photography Rotary club, I Prize English) Nagercoil. J. Sajiba (III BA Group Song Mother Claudine I Prize English) Festo 2014-15, holy Cross College, Nagercoil. J. Ajitha (III BA Group Song Mother Claudine I Prize English) Festo 2014-15, holy Cross College,Nagercoil. 2014-2015 I. R. Edwin of Solo Song Mulankuzhi II prize English Competition Muthamizh Mantam. S. Sajan (III BA Photography Red ribbon club, III Prize English) MS university J.L. Rex Lumine Group Song Government I Prize Nirmal(III BA Higher Secondary English) School,Thuckalay Bryolin Group Song Government I Prize Brinto(III BA Higher Secondary English) School,Thuckalay I.R. Edwin Group Song Government I Prize Higher Secondary School,Thuckalay
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 271 S. Anushka Group Song Government I Prize Higher Secondary School, Thuckalay S. Anushka Speech Government II Prize Higher Secondary School, Thuckalay I. R. Edwin of II Group Song St. Xavier’s I prize BA English Competition Catholic College of Engineering, Chungankadai P. R. Bryolin Group Song St. Xavier’s I prize Brinto of II BA Competition Catholic College English of Engineering, Chungankadai 2015-2016 R.Ratheesh Verse Writing National voters I Prize Kumar day celebration held at Sree Devikumari College of Arts and Science, Kuzhithurai S.S.Anshilin Verse Writing National voters II Prize Mejo day celebration held at Sree Devikumari College of Arts and Science, Kuzhithurai R.Ratheesh Essay Competition National voters II Prize Kumar day celebration held at Sree Devikumari College of Arts and Science, Kuzhithurai S.S.Anshilin Essay Competition National voters I Prize Mejo day celebration held at Sree Devikumari College of Arts and Science, Kuzhithurai
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 272 I.R.Edwin (II Verse Writing Payanam Youth II Prize B.A English) Competition club, Unnamalaikadai
The details of rank holders are given below: Year No. of rank holders U.G. P.G. 2012- 1 (XVI 2 (I & X 2013 Rank) Rank) 2013- 2 (I & V - 2014 Rank)
24. List of eminent academicians and Scientists/visitors to the department • Mr. J. Ragu Antony, V.O.C College, Tuticorin on 10.02.2012 • Dr. R. Wilson, Professor, Dept of English, St. Judes College, Thoothoor on 10.02.2012. • Dr. Hariharan, Associate Professor, Institute of English, University of Kerala, Director, UGC Area Study Center for Canadian Studies, University of Kerala on 14.08.2013. • Dr. SubhaGanapathy, Assistant Professor, Holy Cross College, Nagercoil on 20.02.2015. • Sr. Dr. Vinitha, Director, St. Thresea’s College, Ernakulam on 22.09.2015. • Dr. Priya K Nair, Asst Prof, Dept of English, St. Thresea’s College, Ernakulam on 22.09.2015. • Dr. R. Latha Devi, HOD, Dept of English, University College of Engineering, Nagercoil on 23.09.2015. 25. Seminars/ Conferences/ Workshops organized & the source of funding: a) National Seminar : 4 b) Workshop : 1 c) Source of funding: Institution and contribution from students 26. Student profile programme/ coursewise: B.A., M.A. English
Year Applications Selected Enrolled Pass Received *M *F Percentage B.A. 2009-2012 128 70 8 62 56 2010-2013 128 70 7 63 50 2011-2014 176 70 5 65 93 2012-2015 160 64 14 50 56 2013-2016 173 64 5 59 - M.A. 2010-2012 34 24 6 18 65 2011-2013 34 23 2 21 68
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 273 2012-2014 43 25 6 19 100 2013-2015 59 25 2 23 68 2014-2016 60 30 5 25 - *M- Male *F- Female 27. Diversity of Students Name of the % of students % of students % of course from the from other students same state states from abroad B.A. English 100 - - M.A. English 100 - - 28. How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defence service, etc.? : Nil 29. Student ProgressionB.A. English Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Students U. G to U. G to Employed Other Appeared Passed P. G B. Ed 2011-2012 64 36 10 13 13 - 2012-2013 68 34 2 30 - 2 2013-2014 69 64 4 47 1 12 2014-2015 61 34 9 25 - - M.A. English Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Students P.G. to P. G to P. G to Employed Other Appeared P assed B.Ed. M. Phil Ph. D 2010-2011 14 11 3 4 - - 4 2011-2012 23 15 - - - 3 12 2012-2013 22 15 1 6 - 7 1 2013-2014 24 24 1 2 - 6 5 2014-2015 25 17 1 9 - 4 3 30. Details of Infrastructural facilities a) Library The department has 1210 reference books, 912 in the department library and 298 in the general library. b) Internet facilities for Staff & Students: Internet facilities are available at the Library, Computer Centre and at the Department. c) Class rooms with ICT facility : Nil d) Laboratories Computer Lab having 34 systems with 5 systems having net connectivity. 31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, Government or other agencies
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 274 Type of 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 Scholarship U.G. P.G. U.G. P.G. U.G. P.G. U.G. P.G. Institutional Scholarship Student Welfare - - - - - 1 - 1 Fund Friends of Kottar 30 2 18 1 30 3 20 5 Government Scholarship SC / ST - - 1 2 - 1 - - Scholarship Postmatric 52 2 21 8 64 20 70 31 Scholarship Farmers’ Social 2 3 ------Security Scheme Scholarship Tamilnadu 2 - 1 - 1 1 - 2 Educational Trust Scholarship Beedi Workers 3 ------Scholarship 32. Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures/ workshop/ seminar) with external experts • Regional Seminar on “Cultural Studies Theory and Practice” on 12.02. 2012. • National Seminar on “Canadian Literature Diverse and Perspectives” on 14.08.2013. • Workshop on “Research Methodology” on 12.12.2014. • Seminar on “Literary Criticism” on 20.02.2015 • National Seminar on “Current Trends in Literature” on 22nd & 23rd Sep. 2015 • Taken the students of I M. A. English, II B. A. English & III B. A. English to the seminar on ‘Literary Criticism’ at St. John’s College of Arts and Science, Ammandivilai on 16.02.2015. • Taken eight students from II M. A. English and thirty students from I M. A. English to the seminar ‘Indian Writing’ at Malangara Catholic College, Mariyagiri on 01.03.2016. 33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Besides the usual lecture method, seminars, group discussions, guest lectures and quiz competitions are arranged. Assignments are also given to the students. 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities • Village Visit: Sivalogam, Kanyakumari District, 20.03.2015. • Our department students conducted classes for the school students at St. Mary’s Middle School, Tholayavattam on 18.02.2015.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 275 • Our department students conducted classes for the school students at St. Antony’s High School, Mullanganavilai on 03.02.2016 35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans are attached. Strength • We have well trained staff. • Healthy environment prevails in the Department. • We have a well equipped Department library. • We publish a Department journal. • We conduct annual Seminar for students. • Guest lectures are given periodically on individual core areas of literature. • Audio-visual is used in teaching. • Counseling for students is given in all respects. • Motivating students to participate in competitions. • Special concentration is given for downtrodden students. • We help students in developing their language. Weakness • First generation graduates. • Students from rural area. • They are poor at language skill. • They lack in time to equip at home. • Students have less passion towards their subject. Opportunities • Equipped library to enhance the students. • Guidance on future plans. • Guiding the students to publish their own writings. • Making more students to participate in different programs. Challenges • The course of English literature is too intensive • The students lack time for private work • They need more English lessons at the college • They work without diligence • They lack skill of time management • They lack skill of presenting information logically • They have inferiority complex. Analysis of reasons shows that external (environmental) and internal (personal) reasons are interrelated. The staff of the department is healthy in the development of the students but the students have to step forward with hard work and the passion towards their subject. This can lead the department to the heights of the world.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 276 DEPARTMENT OF MATHEMATICS
1. Name of the department : MATHEMATICS 2. Year of Establishment : U.G. – 1987 P. G. – 2010 M. Phil. - 2014 3. Names of Programmes / Courses offered (U.G., P.G., M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc.) U.G. - B.Sc. Mathematics P.G. - M.Sc. Mathematics M. Phil. Mathematics 4. Names of Inter disciplinary courses and the departments / units involved : Nil 5. Annual / semester / choice based credit system (programme wise) B.Sc. Mathematics : Choice Based Credit System M.Sc. Mathematics : Choice Based Credit System M. Phil. Mathematics : Choice Based Credit System 6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments : Nil 7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. : Nil 8. Details of courses / programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons : Nil 9. Number of teaching posts Designation No. of Staff Associate Professor 2 Assistant Professor 7 13. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization (D.Sc./ D.Litt./ Ph.D./ M.Phil. etc.,) as on 31.03.2016 Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of Years of No. of M.Phil. Experience Students guided for the last 4 years Dr. B. Stephen M.Sc. B.Ed. Associate Graph Theory 23 years & 9 1 John M.Phil. and Head & Algebra months M.Phil. (CS) Ph.D. Mr. M. Anto M.Sc.,M.Phil. Associate Topology 28 years & 7 3 Professor months Mr. G. Dominic M.Sc. B.Ed. Assistant Difference 8 years & 8 2 Babu MCA., Professor Equation & months M.Phil., Networking
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 277 Mrs. J. Carolinal M.Sc. B.Ed., Assistant Algebra & 6 years & 9 - M.Phil. Professor Sequence months Series Mr. M. Michael M.Sc., Assistant Operation 6 years & 9 2 Collins M.Phil. Professor Research & months Statistics Mrs. T. Bindhu M.Sc. B.Ed. Assistant Fuzzy Algebra 5 years & 8 - M.Phil., Professor & Analysis months
Mrs. N. S. Shiny M.Sc. B.Ed., Assistant Analysis & 4 years & 9 - M.Phil. Professor Differential months Equations Mrs. M. P. Annie M.Sc. B.Ed., Assistant Graph Theory 4 years & 9 - Subitha M.Phil. Professor & Complex months Analysis Mrs. D. Rejin M.Sc., Assistant Algebra & 3 years & 9 2 Rose M.Phil. Professor Statistics months
11. List of senior visiting faculty : Nil 12. Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (programme wise) by temporary faculty : 2% 13. Student-Teacher Ratio (programme wise) : U.G.- 38 : 1 P.G.- 15 : 1 M.Phil. - 12 : 1 14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; sanctioned and filled : Nil 15. Qualifications of teaching faculty with D.Sc/ D.Litt/ Ph.D/ M.Phil/ P.G. : Ph. D.- 1 M. Phil.- 8 16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received : Nil 17. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total grants received : Nil 18. Research Centre / facility recognized by the University: Nil 19. Publications: Publication per faculty Sl.No. Name of the staff No. of Publications ISBN No. ISSN No. Total 1. Dr. B. Stephen John - 4 4 2. Mr. M. Anto - 3 3 3. Mr. D. Dominic Babu 1 7 8 4. Mr. M. P. Annie Subitha - 1 1
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 278 Number of papers published by faculty and students in peer review journals (national / international )
Sl.No. Name of the Staff Publications Total National International 1. Dr. B. Stephen John - 4 4 2. Mr. M. Anto - 3 3 3. Mr. G. Dominic 2 6 8 Babu 4. Mrs. M. P. Annie - 1 1 Subitha
Number of publications listed in International Database (for example: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database – International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.,)
Sl. No. Name of the Number of Name of the Journal International Staff Publications Database 1. Dr. B. Stephen 4 International Journal of Scopus, Web of John Mathematical Archive, Science. International Journal of Mathematical and Computer Research, Global Journal of Mathematical Sciences; Theory and Practical 2. Mr. M. Anto 3 International Journal of Web of Science Modern Engineering research 3. Mr. D.Dominic 6 International Journal of Scopus, Web of Babu pure and applied Science. Mathematics, Global Journal of Mathematical Sciences; Theory and Practical, Journal of Modern Methods in Numerical Mathematics, International Journals of Scientific and Engineering Research 4. Mrs. M. P. 1 International Journal of Scopus Annie Subitha Mathematical Archive
Monographs : Nil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 279 Chapter in Books : Nil Books Edited : Nil Books Published with ISBN numbers by faculty
Name of the Name of the Book ISBN Details of faculty/student Number publishers Dr. B. Stephen John Vector Calculus & 978-81-907144-6-4 Divya Jothi Theory of Equations Dr. B. Stephen John Analytical Geometry 978-81-907145-6-4 Divya Jothi of 3D & Vector Differentiation Dr. B. Stephen John Analytical Solid 978-81-907144-5-7 IDEAL Geometry Journals with ISBN numbers with details of publishers Name ISBN Number Details of Publications Mr. G.Dominic 978-81-910747-6-5 Proceedings of the International Babu Conference on Advanced Technologies in Computing, Women’s Christian College, Nagercoil Journals with ISSN numbers with details of publishers
Sl.No. Name ISSN Details of Publications Number 1. Dr. B. Stephen 22309888 ‘Vertex Cover Polynomial of Kn × John K2’, International Journal of Mathematics and Computer Research, Volume2(2014), 670-673 2. Dr. B. Stephen 22295046 ‘Vertex Cover Polynomial Of John Generalized Wheel’, International Journal of Mathematical Archive5(B),2014, 146-150 3. Dr. B. Stephen 2320-7167 Vertex Cover Polynomial of Tensor John Product of Cn× P2’, International Journal of Mathematics and Computer Research, Volume3(7)(2015), 1081-1096 4. Dr. B. Stephen 2229-5046 ‘Magic Hypercube and its Cover John Ploynomial’, International Journal of Mathematical Archieve-6(10), 2015, 1-13. 5. Mr.M.Anto 2249-6645 ĝ*s – closed sets its topological space, International Journal of Modern Engineering Research
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 280 6. Mr.M.Anto 0975-833x ĝ*s – continuous Maps in topological spaces, International Journal of Current Research 7. Mr.M.Anto 2230-9926 ĝ **s –closed sets in topological spaces, International Journal of Development Research, Vol. 5, Issue, 12, pp. 6195-6203, December, 2015 8. Mr. G.Dominic 1311-8080 Asymptotic Properties of Solutions Babu of Higher Order Nonlinear Generalized Difference Equation, International Journal of pure and applied Mathematics, 25(1) (2012), 125-138 9. Mr. G.Dominic 0974-3200 Oscillation, Non-oscillation and Babu Growth of Solution of Generalized Second Order Non-linear Difference Equations, Global Journal of Mathematical Sciences; Theory and Practical. Vol 4 number 3(2012), pp.211-225 10. Mr. G.Dominic 1311-8080 Oscillation and Non-oscillation for Babu Certain Class of First and Second Order Generalized α-Difference Equations, International Journal of Pure and Applied Mathematics, 78(3) (2012), 451-468 11. Mr. G.Dominic 2090-4770 Oscillation, Non-oscillation and Babu Growth of Solution of Generalized Non-linear Difference Equation of Second Order, Journal of Modern Methods in Numerical Mathematics, 3(2) (2012), 22-44 12. Mr. G.Dominic 0973-6301 Asymptotic Behaviour of Solutions Babu of Generalized Non-Linear Difference Equation of Second Order, Communications in Differential and Difference Equations, 3(1) (2012), 13-21 13. Mr. G.Dominic 2229-5518 Generalized Partial sums on Infinite Babu series of Rational Factorial Functions, International Journals of Scientific and Engineering Research, 3(11) (2012), 117-124
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 281 14. Mr. G.Dominic 2277-6613 l2(l) and c0 solution of second order Babu generalized difference equation, Proceedings of the National Conference on Application of Mathematics in Science and Engineering, Sacred Heart College, Tirupattur, (2010), 81-88. 15. Mrs. M. P. Annie 2229-5046 ‘Magic Hypercube and its Cover Subitha Ploynomial’, International Journal of Mathematical Archieve-6(10), 2015,1-13.
• Citation Index : Nil • SNIP Name of the Staff Name of the Journal SNIP Mr. G.Dominic Babu International Journal of Pure and 0.605(2013) Applied Mathematics 0.635(2014) • SJR Name of the Staff Name of the Journal SJR Mr. G. Dominic Babu International Journal of Pure 0.322 (2013) and Applied Mathematics
Impact Factor
Name of the Name of the Journal Impact Factor Staff 2012 2013 2014 2015 Dr. B. Stephen International Journal 4.091 4.908 - - John of Mathematical Archive Mr. M. Anto International Journal - - - 6.226 of Current Research Mr. M. Anto International Journal - 2.869 3.686 4.25 of Development Research Mr. G.Dominic International Journal - - - 3.72 Babu of Pure and Applied Mathematics Mr. G.Dominic Journal of Modern 0.380 0.422 0.542 0.659 Babu Methods in Numerical Mathematics Mr. G.Dominic International Journal - - - 3.8 Babu of Scientific and Engineering Research
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 282 Mr. G.Dominic IOSR Journal of - - - 1.759 Babu Mathematics Mr. G.Dominic International Journal 0.462 0.564 0.675 1.469 Babu of Mathematics Trends and Technology Mrs. M. P. International Journal 4.091 4.908 - - Annie Subitha of Mathematical Archive h-index : Nil 20. Areas of consultancy and income generated • Classes on Shortcut Mathematics conducted to the students of Oxford Middle School, Tholayavattam by the faculty of the Department of Mathematics. • Faculty belonging to the Department of Mathematics acts as Members of Board of Studies of Manonmaniam Sundaranar University. 21. Faculty as members in a) National committees b) International Committees c) Editorial Board : Nil 22. Student projects a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter departmental/ programme : 100 b) Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the institution i.e. in Research laboratories / Industry / other agencies : Nil 23. Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students Faculty : Nil Students : Extra-curricular & Co-curricular Achievements Name of the student Name of the Venue Achievements competition 2012-2013 M. Asha Mary, M. District Level Bethlahem I Prize P.Manica of II M.Sc. Quiz Institution, Mathematics Competition Karungal
2013-2014 C. Murugesan of II Intercollegiate & - • Yuva Srikala Award M. Sc. Mathematics State Level Tamil • Best Elocutionist Literary Award Competitions • Kalai Thental Award • Young Elocutionist Award
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 283 • Veeramamunivar Pechalar Peravai Round Trophy for the College. 2014-2015 C. Murugesan, Elocution Sri Vaikundar Gold Medal M.Phil. Mathematics Competition Trust. K. Jasmine Jenibha of Singing Solo Mulankuzhi I prize II B. Sc. Mathematics Competition Muthamizh Mantam. K. Sathiya of II B. Sc. Elocution Sree Ayyappa I prize Mathematics Competition on College Drug Abuse K. Sathiya of II B. Sc. Elocution Kaapikkadu III prize Mathematics Competition Muthamizh Mantam Eight students from Inter Collegiate Mother I prize Mathematics Group Song Clandio Fest, Department Competition Holy Cross College, Nagercoil K. Jasmine Jenibha of Group Song St. Xavier’s I prize II B. Sc. Mathematics Competition Catholic Collge of Engineering, Chungankadai C. Murugesan, Elocution Mulankuzhi I prize M.Phil. Mathematics Competition Muthamizh Mantam. C. Murugesan, Solo Singing Mulankuzhi III prize M.Phil. Mathematics Competition Muthamizh Mantam. C.Murugesan, Tamil Verse Tamil Nadu I prize M.Phil. Mathematics Writing Science Competition Forum C.Murugesan, Elocution Tamil Nadu I prize M.Phil. Mathematics Competition Forward Writers Association C. Murugesan, Verse Writing World II prize M.Phil. Mathematics Tourism Day C. Murugesan, Elocution N. Y. K. I prize M.Phil. Mathematics Competition Youth Club
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 284 2015-2016 S. L. Lathisha, S. Group Dance N. I. College II Prize K.Santhiya, V. Competition of Arts and K.Vidya, L. Nithisha, Science, M. Jeniba, R. Aslin Kumaracoil Renisha of II B.Sc. Mathematics
The details of rank holders are given below: Year No. of rank holders No. of distinctions U.G. P.G. U.G. P.G. 2011-2012 - - 11 4 2012-2013 1 (6th rank) - 7 5 2013-2014 - - 8 10 2014-2015 - - 1 -
24. List of eminent academicians / visitors to the department • Mr. S. Shanel Kumar, Associate Professor of Mathematics, St. Xavier’s Catholic College of Engineering, Chunkankadai, Nagercoil (29.09.2011) • Dr. Wilfred M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D. Head of the Department of Mathematics, St.Jude’s College, Thoothur (28.02.2012) • Dr. R. Wilson Associate Professor of Department of Mathematics, St.Xavier’s Catholic College of Engineering, Chunkankadai, Nagercoil (28.02.2012) • Dr. P. Titus M.Sc., M.Phil., Ph.D, Assistant Controller of Examination, Anna University, Tirunelveli (28.02.2012) • Dr. A. Vijayan, Associate Professor of Department of Mathematics, Nesamony Memorial Christian College, Marthandam (09.03.2012) • Mr. Suresh, Assistant Professor of Department of Computer Science, Malankara Catholic College, Mariagri (19.10.2012) • Dr. Vijayalakshmi, Associate Professor of Department of Mathematics, S. T. Hindu College, Nagercoil (28.02.2013) • Mr. S. Shanel Kumar, Associate Professor of Mathematics, St. Xavier’s Catholic College of Engineering, Chunkankadai, Nagercoil (28.02.2013) • Dr. D. Veerapathran Associate Professor of Department of Mathematics, Raja Duraiswammy College, Sivagangai (10.02.2014) • Dr. S. Grace Prema, Associate Professor of Department of Mathematics, St. John’s College, Palayamkottai (10.02.2014)
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 285 • Dr. S. Ramachandren, Research Co-ordinator, N. I. University, Kumaracoil (13.08.2014) • Dr. Nicholas, Associate Professor of Department of Mathematics, St. Jude’s College, Thoothur (13.08.2014) • Dr. S. Shanel Kumar, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Ibri College of Techonology, Sultanate of Omen (14.08.2014) • Mr. Regin Thanka Raj, Senior Research Scholar, I.I.T Chennai. (16.02.2015) • Dr. R. Kala, Associate Professor, Department of Mathematics, MS University (12.08.2015) • Dr. A. Anto Kingsly, Associate Professor, St. Xavier’s College(Autonomous), Palayamkottai (13.08.2015) • Dr. G. Britto Antony Xavier, Associate Professor, Sacret Heart College, Thirupathoor (13.08.2015) • Dr. Jeyalekhsmi, Associate Professor, S.T. Hindu College, Nagercoil (21.09.2015) • Mrs. Kirubha Kani, Bethlahem College of Education, Karungal (14.03.2016) • Mr. R. Leo Bright Singh, ME, Assistant Professor, Mar Ephraem College of Engineering, Elavuvilai (13. 02. 2016) 25. Seminars / Conferences / Workshops organized & the source of funding a) Seminar : 4 b) Symposia : 1 c) Source of Funding : Institution & Contribution from Students
26. Student profile programme/ course wise: B.Sc., M.Sc. & M. Phil. Mathematics
Year Applications Selected Enrolled Pass Received *M *F Percentage B.Sc. 2009-2012 163 55 6 49 100 2010-2013 71 48 5 43 70 2011-2014 91 56 3 53 73 2012-2015 88 48 3 45 67 2013-2016 90 48 2 46 - M.Sc. 2010-2012 30 21 - 21 43 2011-2013 43 25 3 22 78 2012-2014 47 25 3 22 92 2013-2015 46 25 2 23 92 2014-2016 58 25 - 25 -
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 286 M. Phil. 2014-2015 32 10 3 7 100 2015-2016 21 10 - 10 - *M - Male *F – Female 27. Diversity of Students
Name of Course % of students % of students % of from the same from the other students state state from abroad B.Sc. Mathematics 100 - - M.Sc. Mathematics 100 - - M.Phil. 90 10 - Mathematics 28. How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil Services, Defense Services, etc.? • Bincy G. Raj & K. Sumi passed in BANK clerical exam in the year 2012. • Three students joined Army in the year 2012. • Two students joined Army in the year 2013. • One student joined Police in the year 2013. • R. Rajani passed BANK clerical exam in the year 2014. • K. Sweesh joined in Army in the year 2015. 29. Student progression B.Sc. Mathematics Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Passed U. G to U. G to Employed Other Appeared P. G B. Ed 2011-2012 64 36 10 13 13 - 2012-2013 68 34 2 30 - 2 2013-2014 69 64 4 47 1 12 2014-2015 61 34 9 25 - -
M.Sc. Mathematics Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Passed P.G. to P. G to P. G to Employed Other Appeared B.Ed. M. Phil Ph. D 2010-2011 14 11 3 4 - - 4 2011-2012 23 15 - - - 3 12 2012-2013 22 15 1 6 - 7 1 2013-2014 24 24 1 2 - 6 5 2014-2015 25 17 1 9 - 4 3
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 287 M. Phil. Mathematics Year No. of No. of M. Phil M. Phil to Employed Others Students Students to B. Ed Ph. D passed 2014-2015 10 10 - - 7 3 2013-2014 ------
30. Details of Infrastructural facilities a) Library The library has a collection of 646 books including the specimen copies and the books donated by the staff members. b) Internet facilities for Staff & Students Internet facilities are available at the Library, Computer Centre and at the Department. c) Class rooms with ICT facility : Nil d) Laboratories : Nil 31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, Government or other agencies
Type of 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 Scholarship P. G. P. G. P. G. P. G. P. U. G. U. G. U. G. U. G. U. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Institutional Scholarship Friends of Kottar 6 3 - 7 2 - 28 5 - 35 4 1 Student Welfare ------1 - - 5 - Fund Government Scholarship SC/ ST - - - 1 - - 1 - - - - - Scholarship Postmatric 23 3 - 24 7 - 59 24 - 67 24 3 Scholarship Farmers’ Social 8 2 ------Security Scheme Scholarship Tamilnadu 7 - - 5 - - 4 - - - - - Educational Trust Scholarship
32. Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures/ workshops/ seminar) with external experts
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 288 • Seminar was conducted on “Modern Trends in Mathematics” on 28.02.2012. • Seminar was conducted on “Modern Trends in Mathematics” on 28.02.2013. • Seminar was conducted on “Modern Trends in Graph Theory” on 10.02.2014. • Seminar was conducted on “Graph Theory and its applications” on13th&14th Aug. 2014. • State Level Symposium was conducted on the topic “Modern Trends in Discrete Mathematics” on 12th &13th Aug. 2015. • Mr. R. Leo Bright Singh, Assistant Professor, Mar Eprahem College of Engineering, Elavuvilai gave a motivation programme on ‘Career Guidance’ to our III UG and II PG Students on 13. 02. 2016. 33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Besides the usual lecture method, seminars, paper presentations, Assignments and quiz programmes are also adopted. 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities • In 19.02.2015, PG students from our college had handled mathematics classes for 6th, 7th and 8th students in St. Mary’s Middle School, Tholayavattam. • Our department students conducted classes for the school students at St. Antony’s High School, Mullanganavilai on 01.02.2016. 35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans are attached STRENGTHS • Department is of 29 years old. • Experienced & Qualified Teaching Staff • P.G. and M.Phil courses. • Spacious class rooms • Great demand for the course. • Many of our alumni are placed in government and private sectors. WEAKNESSES • Self-financing • Located in a remote area • First Generation graduates • Poor family guidance • Absenteeism OPPORTUNITIES • Dedicated Staff & willing co-ordination of management & Staff • Regular contact with alumni and financial Assistance to the poor students by alumni
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 289 • Financial Assistance for students to the participation of seminars and conferences • Encouragement to participate in co curricular, extra-curricular and cultural activities. • Special coaching class to slow learners • Research orientation to students CHALLENGES • Absenteeism and easy going of students. • Guiding them to get better placement is a challenge • Making them understand the basic concepts of Mathematics is a challenge.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 290 DEPARTMENT OF PHYSICS
1. Name of the department : PHYSICS 2. Year of Establishment : U.G.- 1988 P.G.- 2011 M.Phil-2014 3. Names of programmes / Courses offered (U.G., P.G., M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc.) U.G. - B.Sc. Physics P.G. - M.Sc. Physics M. Phil. Physics 4. Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments / units involved : Nil 5. Annual / semester / choice based credit system (Programme wise) B.Sc. Physics : Choice Based Credit System M.Sc. Physics : Choice Based Credit System M. Phil. Physics : Choice Based Credit System 6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments : Yes, Non major (Computer Science) 10. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. : Nil 11. Details of courses / programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons : Nil 12. Number of Teaching posts (2015 - 2016)
Designation Sanctioned Filled Associate 4 4 Professors Assistant 5 5 Professors
13. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization (D.Sc/ D.Litt./ Ph.D./ M.Phil. etc.,) as on 31.03.2016
Name Qualification Designation Specialization Number of No. of years of M. Phil. experience students guided for the last 4 years Dr. J. Johnson M.Sc., Associate Solid State 27 Years & 2 M.Phil., Ph. D. Professor & Physics 8 Months Head
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 291 Mrs. M. Latha M.Sc., B. Ed., Associate Nuclear 26 Years & - Beatrice M. Phil. Professor Physics 9 Months Mr. Y. M.Sc., M.Phil. Associate Electronics 26 Years & 2 Samson Professor 8 Months Mr. M. Maria M.Sc., M.Phil. Associate Photonics(NL 23 Years & 2 Lenin B.Ed. Professor O) 9 Months Mrs. S. Glory M.Sc., M.Phil. Assistant Mathematical 6 Years & 9 - Sobha B.Ed. Professor Physics Months Mr. A. Rejo M.Sc., M.Phil. Assistant Nano 4 Years & 8 - Jeice Professor Structures Months Dr. M. M.Sc., Assistant Vibrational 4 Years & 8 2 Amalanathan M.Phil., Ph.D. Professor Spectroscopy Months Dr. A. Darlin M.Sc., Assistant Condensed 3 Years & 9 2 Mary M.Phil., Professor Matter Physics Months Ph.D.PGDCA Mrs. M. Abila M.Sc., M.Phil. Assistant Nano Physics 3 Years & 9 - Jeba Queen Professor Months
11. List of senior visiting faculty : Nil 12. Percentage of lectures delivered and practical class handled (Programme wise) by temporary faculty : Nil 13. Student-Teacher Ratio (Programme wise) : U.G.: 38:1 P.G.: 15:1 M. Phil.: 6:1 14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; Sanctioned and filled academic support staff (technical) : Sanctioned: U.G.: 1,P.G. : 1 Filled: U.G.: 1, P.G. : 1 15. Qualification of teaching faculty with D.Sc./ D.Litt./ Ph. D/ M. Phil./ P.G. : M. Phil.-6 Ph. D.-3 16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received : Nil 17. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total grants received : Nil 18. Research Centre / facility recognized by the University : Nil 19. Publications : Yes (45) Publication per faculty Sl.No. Name of the Staff No. of Publications ISBN No. ISSN No. Total 1. Dr. J. Johnson - 2 2
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 292 2. Mr. Y. Samson - 1 1 3. Mr. M. Maria Lenin 2 2 4. Mr. A. Rejo Jeice - 8 8 5. Dr. M. Amalanathan 1 29 30 6. Mrs. A. Darlin Mary - 2 2 Number of papers published by faculty and students in peer review journals ( national / international ) Sl.No. Name of the Staff Publications Total National International 1. Dr. J. Johnson - 2 2 2. Mr. Y. Samson - 1 1 3. Mr. M. Maria Lenin - 2 2 4. Dr. A. Rejo Jeice 2 6 8 5. Dr. M. Amalanathan - 30 30 6. Dr. A. Darlin Mary - 2 2
Number of publications listed in International Database (for example: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database – International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.,) Sl. No. Name of the Staff Number of Name of the Journal International Publications Database 1. Dr.J.Johnson 1 Chemical science Scopus Transaction 2. Mr. Y.Samson 1 Science Direct Scopus 3. Mr.M.Maria Lenin 2 Materials Today Scopus 4. Mr.A.Rejo Jeice 6 Materials Today, Indian Scopus, Web Journal of Physics, Chinese of Science Physics B, Journal of Nano Structure, e-Journal of nano science and Nano Technology 5. Dr.M.Amalanathan 30 Spectro Chimica Acta Scopus, Wiely- (SAA), Journal of Molecular Interscience, structure (JMS), Journal of American Physical chemistry (JPC), Chemical Journal of Raman Society and spectroscopy (JRS), Springer Chemical Physics (CP), Optics and Spectroscopy (OS) and Asian Journal of Spectroscopy (AJS) 6. Dr. A.Darlin Mary 2 IJERA, IJERT Scopus Monographs : Nil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 293 Chapter in Books : Nil Books Edited • Dr. M. Amalanathan, Assistant Professor of Physics published the book ‘Practical Physics’ by Root & Wings Publications, Trivandrum. Journals with ISBN numbers with details of publishers Name ISBN Number Details of Publications Dr. M. Amalanathan 978-0-7354-0606-3/08 American Institute of Physics Journals with ISSN numbers with details of publishers
Sl.No. Name ISSN Details of Publications Number 1. Dr.J.Johnson 2278-3318 ‘Spectral Studies on Trimetallic (CdxHgy-xZn1-y) Thiocyanate Crystals’, Journal of Chemical Science Transaction, 2014, 3(2), pp 731-735 2. Dr.J.Johnson 2454-5422 “Growth and Characterization of Cobalt doped trimetalic Thocynate” International Journal of Currwent Science Research” 3. Mr.Y.Samson 2327-4085 ‘The influence of Benzophenone Substitution on the Physic-Chemical Characterization of 8-Hydroxy Quirolione NLO Single Crystals’, Journals of Minerals and Materials Characterization and Engineering 2012,11, 769-773. 4. Mr.M.Maria Lenin 1369-7021 ‘Non Linear Phonon Polariton Excitations in Quantum Dot Super Lattices’, Materials Today Proceedings 2015 (2) 959-964 5. Mr.M.Maria Lenin 0974-4290 ‘Polariton of a Quantum Wire Superlattice System’, International Conference on Nano-Science and Nano Technology AIP Conference Prodeedings 1665 (2014) 090037(1-3) 6. Mr. A. Rejo Jeice 1678-4448 ‘Correlation Energy in a Triplet State of a Two-Electron Spherical Quantum Dot’, Brazilian Journal of Physics 39 3(2009)526-530.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 294 7. Mr. A. Rejo Jeice 1793-6578 ‘Effects of Hydrostatic Pressure and Polaronic Effects on the Correlation Energies in a Spherical Quantum Dot’, International Journal of Modern Physics B, 24 (2010) 5561-5569. 8. Mr. A. Rejo Jeice 2251-788X ‘Effect of Temperature and Pressure on Correlation Energy in a Triplet State of a Two Electron Spherical Quantum Dot’, Journal of Nano- Structures 3 (2013) 347‐357. 9. Mr. A. Rejo Jeice 2320-432X ‘Effects of Hydrostatic Pressure and Aluminum Concentration on Confined Energies in a Parabolic Quantum Dot’, Coromandal Journal of Science 2, 2013,16-21. 10. Mr. A. Rejo Jeice 0974-9845 ‘Confined Energy of Two Electrons in a Spherical Quantum Dot with Interaction effects’, Indian Journal of Physics, 88 10 (2014) 1031-1036. 11. Mr. A. Rejo Jeice 1348-0391 ‘Effect of Temperature and Hydrostatic Pressure on Binding Energy of an Exciton in a Spherical quantum dot’, e-Journal of Surface Science and Nanotechnology 12 (2014) 358-362. 12. Mr. A. Rejo Jeice 2320-0928 ‘Effect of Temperature and Conduction Band Non-Parabolicity on Electronic States in a Spherical Quantum Dot’, Indian Journal of Advances in Chemical Science. 3(2) (2015) 185-191 13. Mr. A. Rejo Jeice 0974-4290 ‘Tunable Polariton Band Gap in Quantum Wire Superlattice System’, International Journal of Chem Tech Research CODEN (USA): IJCRGG Vol.7, No.3, pp 1526-1528, 2014-201 14. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1089-5639 ‘Charge Transfer Interaction and Terahertz Studies of a Nonlinear Optical Material L-Glutamine Picrate: A DFT Study’, Journal of Physical Chemistry A 114 (2010) 13055–13064 15. Dr.M.Amalanathan 0022-2860 ‘Molecular Structure, Vibrational Spectra and Nonlinear Optical Properties of L-Valine Hydrobromide: DFT Study’, Journal of Molecular Structure 985 (2011) 48-56.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 295 16. Dr.M.Amalanathan 0022-2860 ‘Vibrational and Terahertz Spectral Investigation and Nonlinear Optical Properties of L-Phenylalanine Phenylalanium Nitrate –A DFT Study’, Journal of Molecular Structure 1006 (2011) 513-526. 17. Dr.M.Amalanathan 0022-2860 ‘Infrared and Raman Spectra, Vibrational Assignment, NBO Analysis and DFT Calculations of 6- Amino 296odellin’, Journal of Molecular Structure 980 (2010) 24-30. 18. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Density Functional Theory Calculations and Vibrational Spectral Analysis of 3,5-(Dinitro Benzoic Acid)’, Spectrochimica Acta A 78 (2011) 437-1444. 19. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Intramolecular Charge Delocalization and Nonlinear Optical Properties of Push- Pull Chromophore 1-(4-N, N- Dimethylaminopyridinium) Acetic Acid Bromide Monohydrate from Vibrational Spectra’, Spectrochimica Acta A 78 (2011) 264-272. 20. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘NBO Analysis and Vibrational Spectra of 2,6-bis(p-Methyl Benzylidene Cyclohexanone) using Density Functional Theory L. Padmaja, M. Amalanathan, C. Ravikumar and I. Hubert Joe’, Spectrochimica Acta Part A: 74(2009)349. 21. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Vibrational Spectra and First Order Hyperpolarizability Studies of Dimethyl Amino Pyridinium 4-Nitrophenolate 4- Nitrophenol’, Spectrochimica Acta Part A 81 (2011) 151-161. 22. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Vibrational Spectral Analysis of Nonlinear Optical Crystal L-Prolinium Picrate: A Density Functional Theory Study’, Spectrochemica Acta 96 (2012) 10-17. 23. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Analysis of Vibrational Spectra and Nonlinear Optical Properties of Organic Molecule L-Alaninium Formate’, Spectrochimica Acta Part A 86 (2011) 174-180.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 296 24. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Vibrational Spectral Investigation and Natural Bond Orbital analysis of anti- Rheumatoid drug Ethyl 4- nitrophenylacetate – DFT approach’, Spectrochemica Acta (2012) 98 (2012) 413-422. 25. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Molecular structure, Normal Coordinate Analysis, Harmonic Vibrational frequencies, Natural Bond Orbital, TD-DFT calculations and biological activity analysis of antioxidant drug 7-hydroxycoumarin’, Spectrochemica Acta 101 (2013) 370- 381. 26. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Vibrational spectral investigation and molecular polarizability studies of NLO crystal Naphthalene Picrate for THZ application’, Spectrochemica Acta 108 (2013) 256-267. 27. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Vibrational Spectra, Molecular Structure, Natural Bond Orbital, First Order Hyperpolarizability, TD-DFT and Thermodynamic Analysis of 4- Amino-3-Hydroxy-1- Naphthalenesulfonic Acid by DFT approach’, Spectrochemica Acta 107(2013) 167-178. 28. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Vibrational Spectral Investigation and Natural Bond Orbital Analysis of Pharmaceutical Compound 7-Amino- 2,4-Dimethylquinolinium Formate- DFT Approach’, Spectrochemica Acta 115 (2013) 595-602. 29. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Normal Coordinate Analysis and Nonlinear Optical Response of Cross- Conjugated System 4,4-Dimethyl Benzophenone’, Spectrochemica Acta 116 (2013) 574-83. 30. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Studies on molecular structure, vibrational spectra and molecular Docking analysis of 3-Methyl-1,4- dioxo-1,4-di- hydronaphthalen-2-yl 4- aminobenzoate’, Spectrochemica Acta130,2014 ,591-603.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 297 31. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Vibrational Spectra (FT-IR and FT- Raman), Molecular Structure, Natural Bond Orbital, and TD-DFT Analysis of L-Asparagine Monohydrate by Density Functional Theory Approach’, Spectrochemica Acta 133 (2014) 190- 200. 32. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Study on Conformational Stability, Molecular Structure, Vibrational Spectra, NBO, TD-DFT, HOMO and LUMO Analysis of 3,5- Dinitrosalicylic Acid by DFT Techniques’,Spectrochemica Acta 136 (2015) 1107-1118. 33. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1097-4555 ‘Theoretical and Vibrational Spectral Investigation of Sodium Salt of Acenocoumarol’, Journal of Raman Spectroscopy 40 (2009) 1033-1038. 34. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1097-4555 ‘Density Functional Theory Calculation and Vibrational Spectral Analysis of 4-Hydroxy-3-(3-oxo-1- Phenylbutyl)-2H-1-Benzopyran-2-One Journal of Raman’, Spectroscopy 41(2010) 1076–1084. 35. Dr.M.Amalanathan 0301-0104 ‘Molecular First Order Hyperpolarizability and Vibrational Spectral Investigation of Warfarin Sodium’, Chemical Physics 78 (2010) 88–102. 36. Dr.M.Amalanathan 0971-9237 ‘Molecular Structure, Vibrational Spectra and Theoretical Studies of Bis Glycyl Glycinium Oxalate’, Asian Journal of Spectroscopy 2010 87-105. 37. Dr.M.Amalanathan 0971-9237 ‘Molecular Structure and Spectroscopic Properties of L- Histidinium Dihydrogen Monophosphate Monohydrate: FT- Raman, FT-IR, SERS and DFT Computations’, Asian Journal of Spectroscopy (2012) 207-224. 38. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1562-6911 ‘FT-IR, FT-Raman, FT-NMR Spectra and DFT Simulations of 4-(4-Fluoro- phenyl)-1H-Imidazole’, Optics and Spectroscopy, 2013, Vol. 114, No. 4, pp. 525–536.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 298 39. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1562-6911 ‘Molecular Structure, Vibrational Spectral Investigation and the Confirmation Analysis Of 4- Methylesculetin Molecule’, Optics and Spectroscopy, 2013, Vol. 116, No. 3, pp. 348–359. 40. Dr.M.Amalanathan 1386-1425 ‘Vibrational Spectra (FT-IR and FT- Raman), Molecular Structure, Natural Bond Orbital, and TD-DFT Analysis of L-Asparagine Monohydrate by Density Functional Theory Approach’, Spectrochemica Acta 133 (2014) 190-200. 41. Dr. 2153-2435 ‘FT-IR and FT-Raman Spectral M.Amalanathan Investigation and DFT Computations of Pharmaceutical Important Molecule: Ethyl 2- (4-Benzoyl-2, 5- Dimethylphenoxy) Acetate’, Pharmaceutica AnalyticaActa7 2016 1-6. 42. Dr. 0022-2860 ‘FT-IR Molecular Structure and M.Amalanathan Charge Transfer Contributions to Nonlinear Optical Property of 2- Methyl-4-Nitroaniline: A DFT Study’, Journal of Molecular Structure 1112 (2016) 63-70. 43. Mrs.A.Darlin Mary 2278-0181 ‘Electrical Measurement on Zinc- Magnesium Tris(Thiourea) Sulphate (ZMTS) Single Crystals’, International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology Vol.3 (2014) 615. 44. Mrs.A.Darlin Mary 2248-9622 ‘Growth and Characterization of Zinc-Magnesium Tris(Thiourea) Sulphate (ZMTS) Single Crystals, Journal of Engineering Research and Applications, ol. 3, 2013.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 299 Citation Index
Sl.No. Cited Paper Number of Citation Citation Index of Dr. M.Amalanathan-231 1. Theoretical and vibrational spectral investigation of sodium salt of Acenocoumarol I. Hubert Joe, Irena Kostova, C. Ravi 36 Kumar Journal of Raman Spectroscopy 40 (2009) 1033-1038. 2. Density functional theory calculations and vibrational spectral analysis of 3, 5-(dinitrobenzoic acid) M Amalanathan, VK Rastogi, IH Joe, MA Palafox, R Tomar Spectrochimica Acta 29 Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 78 (2011) 437-1444. 3. Molecular structure, vibrational spectra and nonlinear optical properties of L-valine hydrobromide: DFT study M 19 Amalanathan, IH Joe, VK Rastogi Journal of Molecular Structure 985 (1) (2011) 48-56 4. Infrared and Raman spectra, vibrational assignment, NBO analysis and DFT calculations of 6-aminoflavone M. 24 Amalanathan, I.Hubert Joe, Y. Erdogdu, O. Unsalan Journal of Molecular Structure 980 (2010) 24-30 5. Charge Transfer Interaction and Terahertz Studies of a Nonlinear Optical Material L-Glutamine Picrate: A DFT 18 Study M Amalanathan, I.Hubert Joe, SS Prabhu The Journal of Physical Chemistry A 114 (50), 13055-13064 6. Vibrational spectra and natural bond orbital analysis of organic crystal L-prolinium picrate B Edwin, M 12 Amalanathan, I. Hubert Joe Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 96 (2012) 10-17 7. Analysis of vibrational spectra and nonlinear optical properties of organic molecule L-alaninium formate C Jesintha John, TS Xavier, M Amalanathan, IH Joe, VK 9 Rastogi Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 86 (2012) 174-180 8. Molecular structure, Normal Coordinate Analysis, Harmonic Vibrational frequencies, Natural Bond Orbital, TD-DFT calculations and biological activity analysis of antioxidant 9 drug 7-hydroxycoumarin M Amalanathan, S. Sebastian, S. Sylvestre, D. Jayarajan Spectrochemica Acta A 101 (2013) 9. Vibrational spectra and first order hyperpolarizability studies of dimethyl amino pyridinium 4-nitrophenolate 4-nitrophenol C Jesintha John, M Amalanathan, AR Twinkle, P Srinivasan, 9 IH Joe Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 81 (2011) 151-161
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 300 10. Vibrational spectral investigation and natural bond orbital analysis of pharmaceutical compound 7-Amino-2, 4- dimethylquinolinium formate DFT approach DM Suresh, M – 10 Amalanathan, S Sebastian, D Sajan, IH Joe, VB Jothy Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 115(2013) 595-602 11. Density functional theory studies on molecular structure and vibrational spectra of NLO crystal l-phenylalanine phenylalanium nitrate for THz application M Amalanathan, 8 IH Joe, VK Rastogi Journal of Molecular Structure 1006 (1) (2011) 513-526 12. Vibrational spectra, molecular structure, natural bond orbital, first order hyperpolarizability, TD-DFT and thermodynamic analysis of 4-amino-3-hydroxy-1-naphthalenesulfonic acid by 7 DFT approach S Sebastian, S Sylvestre, N Sundaraganesan, M Amalanathan, Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 107 (2013) 167-178 13. Vibrational spectra (FT-IR and FT-Raman), molecular structure, natural bond orbital, and TD-DFT analysis of L- Asparagine Monohydrate by Density Functional Theory 4 approach S Sylvestre, S Sebastian, S Edwin, M Amalanathan, S Ayyapan Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 133 (2014)190-200 14. Molecular first order hyperpolarizability and vibrational spectral investigation of Warfarin sodium I Kostova, M 4 Amalanathan, IH Joe Chemical Physics 378 (1) (2011) 88-102 15. Molecular structure and vibrational spectral investigation of charge transfer NLO crystal Naphthalene Picrate for THz application M Amalanathan, I Hubert Joe, VK Rastogi 3 Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 108(2013) 256-267 16. Normal coordinate analysis and Nonlinear Optical Response of cross-conjugated system 4,4-Dimethyl Benzophenone I Hubert Joe V K Rstogi M. Amalanathan, T.S. Xavier 3 Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 116 (2013) 574-83 17. NBO analysis and vibrational spectra of 2, 6-bis (p-methyl benzylidene cyclohexanone) using density functional theory L Padmaja, M Amalanathan, C Ravikumar, IH Joe 2 Spectrochimica Acta Part A: Molecular and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 74 (208) Citation Index of Mr. A. Rejo Jeice – 22 1. Correlation energy in a triplet state of a two-electron pherical 14 quantum dot A Rejo Jeice, K Navaneethakrishanan Brazilian Journal of Physics 39 (3), 526-530
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 301 2. Effects of hydrostatic pressure and polaronic effects on the 7 correlation energies in a spherical quantum dot A Sivakami, A Rejo Jeice, K Navaneethakrishnan International Journal of Modern Physics B 24 (28), 5561-5569 3. Effect of Temperature and Pressure on Correlation Energy in 1 a Triplet State of a Two Electron Spherical Quantum Dot A Rejo Jeice, KS Joseph Wilson Journal of NanoStructures 3 (3), 347-357
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Sl.No. Name of the Staff Name of the Journal SNIP 1. Mr.M.Maria Lenin Materials Today (Proceedings) 3.318 2. Mr. A.Rejo Jeice International Journal of ChemTech 0.598 Research 3. Mr.A.Rejo Jeice Materials Today (Proceedings) 3.318 4. Dr. M.Amalanathan Journal of Molecular Structure 0.810 5. Dr. M.Amalanathan Spectrochimica Acta A Molecular 1.166 and Biomolecular Spectroscopy 6. Dr. M.Amalanathan Optics and Spectroscopy 0.602 7. Dr. M.Amalanathan Journal of Raman Spectroscopy 1.105 8. Dr. M.Amalanathan Chemical Physics 0.731
SJR Sl.No. Name of the Staff Name of the Journal SJR 1. Mr.M.Maria Lenin Materials Today (Proceedings) 4.357 2. Mr.A.Rejo Jeice Materials Today (Proceedings) 4.357 3. Mr.A.Rejo Jeice e-Journal of Surface Science and 0.27 Nanotechnology 4. Mr.A.Rejo Jeice Brazilian journal of Physics 0.39 5. Mr.A.Rejo Jeice International Journal of Modern 0.35 Physics B 6. Mr.A.Rejo Jeice International Journal of ChemTech 0.21 Research 7. Dr. M.Amalanathan Journal of Physical Chemistry A 1.04 8. Dr. M.Amalanathan Chemical Physics 0.611 9. Dr. M.Amalanathan Journal of Molecular Structure 0.405 10. Dr. M.Amalanathan Spectrochimica Acta A 0.595 11. Dr. M.Amalanathan The Journal of Chemical Physics 1.21 12. Dr. M.Amalanathan Journal of Raman Spectroscopy 1.05 13. Dr. M.Amalanathan Asian journal of spectroscopy 0.1 14. Dr. M.Amalanathan Optics and Spectroscopy 0.29
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 302 Impact Factor
Name of the Staff Name of the Impact Factor Journal 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Dr. J. J. Johnson Chemical Science - - - 0.6062 - TransactionsJournal Mr.Y.Samson Journals of Minerals - - - 0.58 - and Materials Characterization and Engineering Mr.M.Maria Lenin Materials Today - - 10.850 - - Proceedings Mr. A.Rejo Jeice Journal of Current - - - - 0.876 Research in Science Mr. A.Rejo Jeice Materials Today - - 10.850 - - Proceedings Mr. A.Rejo Jeice Indian Journal of - 0.251 0.284 0.387 0.453 Advances in Chemical Science Mr. A.Rejo Jeice Indian Journal of - - - - 1.377 Physics Mr. A.Rejo Jeice Brazilian Journal of 0.754 0.598 0.683 0.810 0.810 Physics Mr. A.Rejo Jeice InternationalJournal 0.324 0.358 0.455 0.937 0.937 of Modern Physics Mr. A.Rejo Jeice International Journal - - - 0.515 - of Chemtech Research Dr.M.Amalanathan Journal of Physical 2.946 2.771 2.775 2.693 2.693 Chemistry A Dr.M.Amalanathan Chemical Physics 1.696 1.696 1.696 1.696 1.652 Dr.M.Amalanathan Journal of Molecular 1.634 1.404 1.599 1.602 1.602 Structure Dr.M.Amalanathan Spectrochimica Acta. 2.098 1.977 2.129 2.353 2.353 A Dr.M.Amalanathan Journal of Raman 3.087 2.679 2.519 2.671 2.671 Spectroscopy Dr.M.Amalanathan The Journal of 3.333 3.164 3.122 2.952 2.952 Chemical Physics Dr.M.Amalanathan Optics and 0.61 0.559 0.673 0.723 0.723 Spectroscopy Mrs.A.Darlin Mary International Journal - - 1.76 2.70 - of Engineering Research and Technology
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 303 Mrs.A.Darlin Mary International Journal - - - 1.69 1.69 of Engineering Research and Applications
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Name of the Name of the Journal h-index Staff Dr. M. Amalanathan Journal of Molecular Structure 9 Dr. A. Rejo Jeice Indian Journal of Physics 2
20. Areas of consultancy and income generated Faculty in the Department of Physics supporting Research work of research scholars of other institutes. Faculty belonging to the Department of Physics acted as Members of Board of Studies of Autonomous Colleges. Dr. M. Amalanathan is a reviewer of Spectrochimica Acta Part A Molecular and Bimolecular Spectroscopy from 04.08.2014. Dr. M. Amalanathan is a reviewer of Arabian Journal of Chemistry from 06.01.2015. 21. Faculty as members in a) National Committees b) International Committees c) Editorial Boards : Nil 22. Student Projects a) Percentage of students who have done in- house projects including inter departmental / programme : 100 b) Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the Institution i.e.in research laboratories / industry / other agencies : Nil 23. Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students Faculty • Mr. Y. Samson, Assoicate Professor of Physics received the ‘Best N.S.S. Programme Officer’ award from Government of Tamil Nadu during the year 2010-2011 in recognition of his outstanding service. • Mr.A. Rejo Jeice has been presented a paper entitled “Singlet and triplet state energies of a two electron in a spherical quantum dot” and it has been awarded Best Paper (oral presentation) in the UGC sponsored National Conference on Recent Trends in Quantum Chemistry (QUANTUM 2014), organized by the department of Chemistry and Research Centre, Nesamony Mermorial Christian College, Marthandam on December 12 & 13, 2014. Students
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 304 • J. Jansi Rani of III B. Sc. Physics won I Prize in Mini Marathan conducted by N.V.K.S.S, Attoor – 2011-2012. • Y. Arvind and J. N. Jeslin Jenila of II B. Sc students won first prize in the Collage Competition held on 02-03-2015 at WIPCO 2015 held at Women’s Christian College, Nagercoil. The details of rank holders are given below: Year No. of rank holders U.G. P.G. 1997-1998 1(IV Rank) - 2012-2013 1(X Rank) 1(II Rank) 2013-2014 - 1(IV Rank) 24. List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department
Sl.No. Name Designation Topic Date 1. Dr. S. A. Martin Assistant Professor, Quantum Particle 27.12.2012 Britto Dhas Department of Physics, Sacred Heart College (Autonomous), Tirupattur. 2. Dr. I. Hubert Joe Associate Professor, Centre for Molecular docking 04.10.2013 Molecular and Biophysics towards drug Research, Department of discovery Physics, Mar Ivanios College, Thiruvananthapuram-695015 3. Dr. X. Sahaya Associate Professor, Centre for Nanochitosan: A 04.10.2013 Shajan scientific and applied promising filler Research, School of Basic material material Engineering and Sciences, for high PSN College of Engineering conductivity and Technology, Tirunelveli- polymer 627152 electrolytes 4. Dr. T. Suthan Assistant Professor, Growth and 04.10.2013 Department of Physics, Noorul characterization of Islam University, Kumaracoil organic material 3- – 629180 hydroxy benzaldehyde single crystal by modified vertical Bridgman technique 5. Dr.S.A. Martin Assistant Professor, Spectroscopic 04.10.2013 Britto Dhas Department of Physics, Sacred conformation of Heart College (Autonomous), surface modification Tirupattur. of metal nano particles
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 305 6. Dr. S.Sebastian Assistant Professor, Sri Vibration Spectra 05.10.2013 Manakula Vinayagar (FT-IR and FT- Engineering College, Raman), Molecular Madagadipet, Puducherry-605 Structure, Natural 107, India. Bond Orbital and TD-DFT Analysis of L-Asparagine Monohydrate by Density Functional Theory Approach 7. Dr. G. M. Assistant Professor, Cluster 05.10.2013 Carmel Vigila Department of Physics, Rani Radioactivity Bai Anna Government College for Women, Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu. 8. Dr.R. Assistant Professor, Growthand 05.10.2013 Ganapathy Department of Physics, Noorul Characterizationof Raman Islam University, Kumaracoil some Organic Non – 629180 Linear Optical (NLO) Crystals 9. Dr.K.S.Joseph Associate Professor, Photonics 28.01.2015 Wilson Department of Physics, Arul Anandar College, Karumathur 10. Dr.A.Aruldhas Assistant Professor, Vibrational Department of Physics, Spectroscopy Nesamony Memorial Christian 28.01.2015 College,Marthandam 11. Dr.K. Head and Associate Professor Crystal Growth 01.02.2016 Jayakumari in Physics, Sree Ayyappa college for Women - Chunkankadai 12. Dr.V.Selvam Assistant Professor in Physics, Nuclear Dynamics 01.02.2016 Rani Anna College for Women, Tirunelveli 13. Dr.T.Chithabara Associate Professor in Physics, Ozone 01.02.2016 Thanu S.T.Hindu College, Nagercoil. 14. Dr.C.Henry Associate Professor in Physics, Radiation Physics 02.02.2016 St.Jude’s College, Thootoor 15. Dr.S.Sonia Assistant Professor in Growth and 02.02.2016 Physics,Holy Cross College, Characterization of Nagercoil Nanotubes
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 306 25. Seminars/ Conferences / Workshops organized and the source of funding a) Seminar : 4 b) Symposia : 1 c) Source of Funding : Institution & Contribution from Students
26. Student profile programme / coursewise: B.Sc., M.Sc., & M.Phil. Physics
Year Applications Selected Enrolled Pass Received *M *F percentage B.Sc. 2009-2012 58 46 7 39 67 2010-2013 79 48 7 41 50 2011-2014 64 44 3 41 51 2012-2015 74 48 3 45 68 2013-2016 58 48 5 43 - M.Sc. 2011-2013 18 18 1 17 61 2012-2014 57 25 - 25 36 2013-2015 43 25 - 25 40 2014-2016 75 48 2 23 - M.Phil 2014-2015 8 5 - 5 100 2015-2016 6 5 - 5 - *M - Male *F- female 27. Diversity of Students
Name of the % of Students % of Students % of course from the same from other states Students state from abroad B.Sc. Physics 100 - - M.Sc. Physics 96 4 - M. Phil. Physics 100 - - 28. How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defense services, etc.? : Nil 29. Student progression : B. Sc. Physics Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Passed U. G to U. G to Employed Other Appeared P. G B. Ed 2010-2011 43 16 4 12 - 27 2011-2012 43 29 4 25 - 14 2012-2013 48 24 4 20 4 20 2013-2014 45 23 4 19 - 22 2014-2015 47 32 11 21 2 15
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 307 M. Sc. Physics Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Passed P.G. to P.G. to P. G to Employed Other Appeared M.Phil. Ph.D any other courses 2012-2013 18 11 - - 1 10 - 2013-2014 25 9 - - 5 19 1 2014-2015 25 10 1 - 4 19 1
M. Phil. Physics Year No. of No. of M. Phil M. Phil to Employed Others Students Students to B. Ed Ph. D passed 2014-2015 10 10 - - 7 3 2013-2014 ------
30. Details of Infrastructural facilities a) Library The library has a collection of 1034 books including the specimen copies and the books donated by the alumni members. U.G Library : 482 P.G Library : 552 b) Internet facilities for Staff & Students: Internet facility is available at the Library, Computer Centre and at the Departments. c) Class room with ICT facility : Nil d) Laboratories : Well equipped U.G., P.G. and M.Phil. Laboratories. 31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, Government or other agencies Type of 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 Scholarship P. G. P. G. P. G. P. G. P. U. G. U. G. U. G. U. G. U. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Institutional Scholarship Friends of Kottar 31 9 - 20 3 - 30 6 - 23 3 1 Student Welfare ------1 - - Fund Government Scholarship SC / ST Scholarship - - - 1 - - 1 - - - - - Postmatric 28 1 - 12 5 - 31 11 - 39 17 1 Scholarship Tamil Nadu 2 3 - 1 5 - 3 - - 1 - -
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 308 Educational Trust Scholarship Farmers’ Social 5 ------Security Scheme Scholarship Beedi Workers 4 - - 2 1 ------Scholarship
32. Details on student enrichment Programmes (special lectures / workshops / seminar) with external experts • A team of scientists from the Kudankulam Nuclear Power Project (KKNPP) explain the benefits of Nuclear power in 2011. • Our department was conducted a seminar on Quantum Physics on 27.12. 2012. • National Seminar was conducted on Material Science in Research and Technology (NSRTM-2013) on 4th and 5th October 2013. • A one day seminar was conducted on Recent Trends in Physics 28.01.2015. • National Level Symposium on Recent Trends in Advanced Physics on 1st and 2nd February 2016. 33. Teaching Methods adopted to improve student learning Besides the usual lecture method, seminars, group discussions, assignment writing, paper presentations and power point presentations are also adopted. 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities • Theory Enrichment Programme for St. Mary’s Middle School, Tholayavattam students was conducted on 19th Febuaray in the year 2015 by three P.G. Students namey Remiya,Justin Rej and Janani. • Mr.Y.Samson, Associate Professor, Department of Physics addressed through All India Radio, Nagercoil on the topic ‘Atmosphere of Earth’ on 15.05.2015 in connection with Global Wind Day. • Theory Enrichment Programme for St. Antony’ s high school, Mullanganavilai students was conducted on 4th Febuaray in the year 2016 by three P.G. Students namey Remiya, Justin Rej and Janani. • Mrs A.Darlin Mary, Department of Physics addressed through ‘All India Radio’, Nagercoil on the topic ‘Space Voyage’ on 10.02.2015. • Our I M. Sc. Physics students also visited an old age home ‘Sacred Heart’ at Tholayavattam on 31.08.2015.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 309 • Our II M. Sc. Physics students visited an old age home namely ‘Melbin Jones Home’ at Karungal on 01.09.2015. • Our III B. Sc. Physics students visited an old age home ‘Anbagam’ at Munchirai on 28.09.2015. • Our II B. Sc. Physics students visited an ‘Antony Karunai Illam’ at Kurusadi on 28.09.2015. 35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strengths • Experienced and well qualified staff. • Well Equipment Lab • Enriched Library • Well furnished and spacious classes Weaknesses • Maximum students from rural area and coming from Tamil medium • Most of the students are first generation graduates • 99% are girl student and they are not interested in higher studies and employment. Opportunities • Highly job oriented course o In teaching o In research o In electrical and electronic companies o Power Projects (Wind, Thermal, Nuclaer,etc,.) Challenges • For away for urban • Not sufficient transport facilities • Poor in communication in English • Getting meritorious students to our department. Future Plan • Promote more students to do research and motivate them to get job in government and private sectors • To make more students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defense services, etc,.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 310 DEPARTMENT OF CHEMISTRY
1. Name of the department : Chemistry
2. Year of Establishment : U. G.-1989 P. G.-1993 M. Phil.-2014 3. Names of programmes / Courses offered ( U.G., P.G., M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc.) U.G. - B.Sc. Chemistry P.G. - M.Sc. Chemistry M. Phil. Chemistry 4. Name of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments / units involved : Nil 5. Annual / semester / choice based credit system (programme wise) B.Sc. Chemistry : Choice Based Credit System M.Sc. Chemistry : Choice Based Credit System M. Phil. Chemistry : Choice Based Credit System 6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments : Nil 7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. : Nil 8. Details of courses / programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons : Nil 9. Number of Teaching posts:
Designation Filled Associate Professors 1 Assistant Professors 8 10. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization (D.Sc./ D.Litt./ Ph.D./ M.Phil. etc.,) as on 31.03.2016 Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of No. of M.Phil. Years of Students guided for Experience the last 4 years Dr.S.R.Brintha M.Sc., Associate Inorganic 23 years & 3 M.Phil.,Ph.D. Professor and Chemistry 8 months Head Dr.S.Mary M.Sc., Assistant Organic 15 years & 3 Helen M.Phil.,Ph.D. Professor chemistry 8 months Mrs. V.Usha M.Sc., Assistant Physical 8 years & - M.Phil. Professor Chemistry 8 months Mrs. S.S.Sajitha M.Sc., Assistant Physical 8 years & - M.Phil. Professor Chemistry 8 months
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 311 Dr.M.Jayarajan M.Sc., Assistant Organic 8 years & 4 M.Phil., Professor Chemistry 4 months Ph.D. Mrs.M.Jaya M.Sc., Assistant Inorganic 6 years & - Brabha M.Phil. Professor Chemistry 9 months Mrs.M.Antilin M.Sc., Assistant Organic 3 years & - Princela M.Phil. Professor Chemistry 9 months Mrs.T.Delma M.Sc., Assistant Inorganic 2 year & - M.Phil. Professor Chemistry 9 months Mr.J.Eugin M.Sc., Assistant Physical 1 year & 9 - Shaji M.Phil. Professor Chemistry months 11. List of senior visiting faculty : Nil 12. Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (programme wise) by temporary faculty : Nil 13. Student-Teacher Ratio (programme wise) : U.G. -38:1 P.G. -15:1 M. Phil. - 5:1 14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; sanctioned and filled Academic support staff (technical) : Sanctioned: 3 Filled : 3 15. Qualifications of teaching faculty with D.Sc. / D.Litt. / Ph.D. / M.Phil. / P.G. : Ph.D. - 3 M.Phil - 6 16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received : Nil 17. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST: UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total grants received : Nil 18. Research Centre / facility recognized by the University : Nil 19. Publications : Yes (20)
Publication per faculty Sl.No. Name of the Staff Publications ISBN No. ISSN No. Total 1. Dr. S.R. Brintha - 3 3 2. Dr. S. Mary Helen - 3 3 3. Mrs. S. S. Sajitha - 1 1 4. Dr. M. Jaya Rajan - 2 2 5. Mr. M. Jaya Brabha - 4 4 6. Mrs. M. Antilin - 2 2 Princela 7. Mr. J. Eugin Shaji - 5 5
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 312 Number of papers published by faculty and students in peer review journals (national / international ) Sl.No. Name of the Staff Publications Total National International 1. Dr. S.R. Brintha - 3 3 2. Dr. S. Mary Helen - 3 3 3. Mrs. S. S. Sajitha - 1 1 4. Dr. M. Jaya Rajan - 2 2 5. Mr. M. Jaya Brabha - 4 4 6. Mrs.M.Antilin - 2 2 Princela 7. Mr. J. Eugin shaji 1 4 5 Number of publications listed in International Database (for example: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database – International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.,) Sl. Name of the Number of Name of the Journal International No. Staff Publications Database 7. Dr. S. R. 3 International Journal of IJERA Brintha Chemical and analytical Publication, Science, International Scopus, Journal of Engineering Hindawi Research and Publishing Applications, Journal of Corporation Applied Chemistry 8. Dr. S. Mary 3 Drug Invension Today, Scopus, IJSRD Helen International Journal Publication for Scientific Research& Development 9. Mrs. S. S. 1 International Journal of IJERA Sajitha Engineering Research Publication and Applications 10. Dr. M. 2 Asian Journal Applied Knowledgia Jayarajan Sciences, Research Review, Journal of Academic Environmental Journals Inc. Sciences 11. Mrs. M. International Journal of IJERA Jaya Prabha Engineering Research Publication, and Applications, IJSRD International Journal Publication for Scientific Research and Development
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 313 12. Mrs. M. 2 Asian Journal of V Publications, Antilin Research Chemicals, Pharma Princela Asian Journal of Research Chemicals and Publication Pharmaceutical Research 13. Mr.J.Eugin 4 Journal Environmental Institute for Shaji Nano Technology, Environmental International Research Nanotechnology Journal of , International Environmental Science Science, Asian Journal Community of Applied Research, Association, International Journal of Yadava Current Science Publication, Research Dr.BGR Publications Monographs : Nil Chapter in Books : Nil Books Edited : Nil Journals with ISSN numbers with details of publishers Sl.No. Name ISSN Details of Publications Number 1. Dr.S.R.Brintha 2248-9622 Growth and Characterization of pure and ferrous sulphate doped BisthioureaZine chloride, “International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications, Vol 5 (2015) pp. 57-62” 2. Dr.S.R.Brintha 0976-1206 Isotherm Studies on Adsorption of Crystal Violet Dye Using Zinc Oxide Adsorbents, “International journal of chemical and analytical science, 2012, 3(10) 1573-1577.” 3. Dr.S.R.Brintha 2278-5736 “Synthesis And Characterisation of ZnO Nanoparticles via Aqueous Solution, sol-gel and Hydrothermal Methods”, IOSR Journal of Applied Chemistry, Volume 8, Issue 11 Ver. 1 (Nov. 2015), PP 66-72 4. Dr. S. Mary 0975 - Equilibrium Studies on the Removal Helen 7619 of Methyl Orange Dye from Aqueous Solution by Adsorption onto a Biopolymer, “ Drug Invention Today, 2012, 4(11) 590-593”
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 314 5. Dr. S. Mary 2319-7064 “Characterization and Antimicrobial Helen Study of Nickel Nanoparticles Synthesized from Dioscorea (Elephant Yam) by Green Route”, International Journal of Science and Research (IJSR). 6. Dr. S. Mary 2321-0613 Characterization and Antimicrobial Helen Study of Cobalt Nanoparticles Synthesized from Manihot Esculent (Tapioca) by Green Route 7. Mrs. S. S. Sajitha 2278-0181 Analysis of Macronutrients (Calcium and magnesium) and Trace Elements (Iron &Zine) in Common Edible Indian Foods, “International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology, Volume. 5-Issue. 02, 2016” 8. Dr. M. Jaya Rajan 1996-3343 Agricultural Waste of Jackfruit peel Nano-Porous Adsorbent for Removal of Rhodamine Dye, “Asian Journal of Applied Sciences 4(3) (2011) 263 – 270.” 9. Dr. M. Jaya Rajan 1819-3412 Use of Low Cost Nano-Prous Materials of Pomelo Fruit Peel Wastes in Removal of Textile Dye, “Research journal of Environmental Sciences 5(5) (2011) 434 – 443.” 10. Mrs. M. Jaya 2248-9622 Growth and Characterization of pure Brabha and ferrous sulphate doped BisthioureaZine chloride, “International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications, Vol 5, Issue 10, (Part-3) (2015) 57-62” 11. Mrs. M. Jaya 2321-0613 Growth and Characterization of pure Brabha and anthranilic acid doped BisthioureaZine chloride, International Journal for Scientific Research and Development 12. Mrs. M. Jaya 2321-0613 Growth and Characterization of Brabha Nickel Sulphate Doped Bis ThioureaZinc Chloride, International Journal for Scientific Research and Development,vol 3,Issue 08
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 315 13. Mrs. M. Jaya 2278-0181 Analysis of Macronutrients (Calcium Brabha and magnesium) and Trace Elements (Iron &Zine) in Common Edible Indian Foods, “International Journal of Engineering Research and Technology, Volume. 5-Issue. 02, 2016” 14. Mrs. M. Antilin 2319-1414 “International Research Journal of princela Environmental science 4, 3, 17-20, 2015.” 15. Mrs. M. Antilin 2347-8322 Synthesis And Characterisation of princela Bioactive Transition Metal Complexes of Zr(IV) and Th(IV) using di-α-formylmethoxy bis (3- pentadecenylphenyl) methane(DFMPM) derived from Cardanol, “Asian Journal of chemical & Pharmaceutical Research -3(1) (2015), 208 -214” 16. Mr. J. Eugin Shaji 2454-5422 “Analysis of Radionuclide Level in Soil and Rock Powder Samples and Assessment of Radiological Risks”, International Journal of Current Science Research, Volume 2; Issue: 1; January 2016, pp. 261-274 17. Mr. J. Eugin Shaji 2395-1702 Assessment Of Heavy Metal Concentration In River Sediments Of Kanyakumari District, “Asian Journal of Applied Research, Volume 01 (2015) 08-13.” 18. Mr. J. Eugin Shaji 2319-5541 Measurement of 210Po and 210Pb activity concentration in Rock samples of western ghats, Tamil Nadu, India Vol.3 (2014) 16-19 19. Mr. J. Eugin Shaji 2319-1414 Studies on Radionuclides 226Ra, 238U, 228Th and 40K in river sediment samples of Kanyakumari District, Tamil Nadu, India Vol.4(3) (2015) 17-20 20. Mr. J. Eugin Shaji 2319-6750 Radioactivity measurement in river sediments and aquatic organisims of Kanyakumari Distict Vol.12 (2013) 17-20
Citation Index : Nil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 316 SNIP Sl.No. Name of the Staff Name of the Journal SNIP 1. Dr. S. Mary Helen Drug Invention Today 0.287 2. Mrs. M. Antilin Asian Journal of chemical 0.481 (2013) Princela and Pharmaceutical Research
SJR Sl.No. Name of the Name of the Journal SJR Staff 1. Dr. S. Mary Helen Drug Invention Today 0.167 2. Dr. M. Jayarajan Asian Journal of Applied Sciences 0.19 3. Mrs. M. Antilin Asian Journal of chemical and 0.32 Princela Pharmaceutical Research
Impact Factor Name of the Name of the Impact Factor Staff Journal 2012 2013 2014 2015 Dr.S.R.Brintha International 3.488 4.214 - - journal of chemical and analytical science Dr. S. Mary International - - 5.611 - Helen Journal of Science and Research Mrs.S.S.Sajitha International - 1.76 2.70 - Journal of Engineering Research and Technology Dr. M. Jaya Asian Journal 0.215 0.286 0.350 0.417 Rajan of Applied Sciences Mrs. M. Jaya International - - 1.69 1.69 Brabha Journal of Engineering Research and Applications Mrs. M. Jaya International - 0.523 0.655 2.415 Brabha Journal for Scientific Research and Development
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 317 Mrs. M. Jaya International - 1.76 2.70 - Brabha Journal of Engineering Research and Technology Mrs. M. Antilin Asian Journal 0.361 0.398 0.467 0.543 princela of chemical and Pharmaceutical Research
h-index : Nil 20. Areas of consultancy and income generated • Soil testing by Department of Chemistry • Water testing by Department of Chemistry • Faculty belonging Department of Chemistry acted as Members of Board of Studies of Manonmaniam Sundaranar University. 21. Faculty as members in a) National committees b) International Committees c) Editorial Boards : Nil 22. Student projects a. Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter departmental / programme : M. Sc.- 100 M.Phil.- 80 b. Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the institution i.e. in Research laboratories / Industry / other agencies :M. Sc.- Nil M.Phil.- 20 23. Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students Faculty : Nil Students : Extra-curricular & Co-curricular Achievements Name of the Student Name of the Venue Achievements Competition 2011-2012 S.Arul Bosco & Poster - I Prize A.Anish Babu of II Presentation M.Sc. Chemistry S. Linsy of I B. Sc. Mini Marathan N.V.K.S.S, I Prize Chemistry Attoor 2012-2013 M. Asha Mary & M. District Level Bethlahem I Prize P. Mania of II M. Sc. Quiz Institution, Chemistry Competition Karungal
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 318 2013-2014 M. Ajitha of II PG Paper - Best Paper Chemistry Presentation Award 2014-2015 C.I.Anish III BSc & Intercollegiate St. Xavier’s III Prize A. Ashwin of II B.Sc. Quiz College Chemistry Competition (Autonomous), Palayamkottai C.I.Anish III BSc & Poster St. John’s I Prize A.Ashwin II B. Sc. Presentation College Chemistry Palayamkottai A.Ashwin II B. Sc. Quiz St. John’s III Prize Chemistry Competition College Palayamkottai 2015-2016 M. L. Anelin Abisha, District Level Youth Club, II Prize V. Viji Mol of III UG Literary Payanam and R. Suji Mol of I Competition UG R. Suji Mol of I B.Sc. Verse Writing DMK Elakkiya I Prize Chemistry Competition Ani, Marthandam D.L. Dona II B.Sc. Paper St. Xavier,s I Prize Chemistry Presentation College Palayamkottai Sr.N.Anto Jeni Delsia Paper St. Xavier,s II Prize of II B. Sc. Chemistry Presentation College Palayamkottai M. L. Anelin Abisha, Paper St. Xavier,s Overall V. Viji Mol of III UG Presentation, College Trophy and R. Suji Mol of I Elocution, Palayamkottai UG, N. Anto Jeni Dumb Cherade, Felsia of II UG Fancy Dress Competition
The details of rank holders are given below: Year No. of Rank Holders U. G. P. G. 2011-2012 1 (XX Rank) 1 (IX Rank) 2012-2013 1 (II Rank) - 2013-2014 1 (XIII Rank) - 2014-2015 1 (XIII Rank) 1 (I Rank) 24. List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the depatment
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 319 • Dr. K.B.Ramesh Kumar, Scientist B, TBGRI, Trivandrum (11.02.2011). • Dr.J.Anil John, Phytopharmacology Division, TBGRI, Trivandrum (11.02.2011). • Prof. Chitra Thomas, Former Head, Department of Chemistry, Scott Christian College, Nagercoil. (11.02.2011 and 30.01.2015). • Dr.Ramalingam Pillai, HOD, Associate Professor, Department of Chemistry, Lekshmipuram College of Arts and Science , Lekshmipuram. (15.03.2013). • Dr.A. Maria Starwin, Assistant Professor, Department of Chemistry, Mar Evans Arts and Science College, Trivandrum (15.03.2013). • Dr.A. Joseph Raj Kumar, Senior Scientist, CPCRI, Kayankulam (30.01.2014). • Dr.G. Annadurai, JSPS Fellow (Japan), TANSA (Tamil Nadu), SPKCES, Alwarkurichi (30.01.2014). • Dr.J. Mary Gladis, Reader, IIST, Trivandrum (31.01.2014). • Dr.T.P.D. Rajan, Scientist, NIIST, Trivandrum (31.01.2014). • Dr. A.Simi, Assistant Professor, St.Joseph’s College, Trichy (31.01.2014). • Mrs.Andrea.F.Mary, Medical Bio Chemist, Ramachandra Medical College, Chennai (31.01.2014) • Dr.Y.Jaya Vince Ruban, Assistant Professor, St.Xaviers College, Tirunelveli (31.01.2014). • Dr.Kaustabh Kumar Maiti, Senior Scientist, National Institute of Interdisciplinary Science and Technology,Trivandrum (29.01.2015) • Dr.K.Rajesh, Assistant Professor, University College, Trivandrum (29.01.2015) • Dr.G.Radhika Nath, Assistant Professor, D.B.College, Trivandrum (29.01.2015) • Dr.A.Rose Venis, Associate Professor, St.Joseph’s college, Trichy (30.01.2015). • Mr.S.A.Deva Prince, Asistant Professor, Arulanandar College, Karumathur (14.08.2014 & 16.02.2015). • Dr.K.Arun Prasad Lingam, Assistant Professor, Kamaraj College, Tuticorin (16.02.2015 ). • Dr. M. Sankaranarayana Pillai, Professor, Head, Dept. of chemistry, Noorul Islam University. (04.02.2016) • Dr. K. Y. Sandya, Associate Professor, IIST, Trivandrum. (04.02.2016). • Mr.R.Britto Dominic Rayan, Associate Professor, St. Philomina’s college, Mysore. (05.02.2016).
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 320 • Dr. V. Jayabol, Head, Dept of chemistry, St.Xavier’s College, Palayamkottai. (05.02.2016). • Mr. M.S. Selva kumar, Assistant professor, St. Xavier’s college, palayamkottai (05.02.2016). 25. Seminars / Conferences / Workshops organized & the source of funding a) Seminar : 3 b) Symposia : 2 c) Source of Funding : Institution & Contribution from Students 26. Student profile programme / course wise B.Sc. Chemistry Year Applications Selected Enrolled Pass Received *M *F percentage 2009-2012 53 38 1 37 71 2010-2013 63 48 2 46 57 2011-2014 75 44 1 43 71 2012-2015 57 48 2 46 60 2013-2016 62 48 5 43 - *M - Male *F- female
M.Sc. Chemistry Year Applications selected Enrolled Pass Received *M *F Percentage 2010-2012 44 25 2 23 29 2011-2013 48 25 - 25 12 2012-2014 46 25 - 25 44 2013-2015 57 25 1 24 52 2014-2016 47 25 - 25 - M. Phil. Chemistry Year Applications Selected Enrolled Pass Received *M *F Percentage 2014-2015 12 10 1 9 70 2015-2016 9 4 1 3 - *M - Male *F- female 27. Diversity of Students
Name of the % of students % of students % of Course from the same from other students state states from abroad B.Sc. Chemistry 100 - - M.Sc .Chemistry 100 - - M.Phil. Chemistry 75 25 -
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 321 28. How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil Services, Defence Services, etc.? : 2(SLET-1,Civil Service-1) 29. Student progression Student’s Progression - B.Sc. Chemistry Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Students U.G. Employed U. G. Others Appeared passed to to B. P.G. Ed. 2011-2012 35 25 14 - 11 - 2012-2013 47 27 7 1 18 1 2013-2014 41 29 9 - 20 - 2014-2015 45 27 9 1 17 - Student’s Progression - M. Sc. Chemistry Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Students P.G. to P.G. to PG to Employed Passed B. Ed M. Phil. Ph. D. 2011-2012 24 7 - 2 1 4 2012-2013 25 3 - 2 - 1 2013-2014 25 11 5 1 - 5 2014-2015 25 13 5 3 - 5
Student’s Progression - M. Phil. Chemistry Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Students M. Phil M. Phil to Employed Passed to B. Ed Ph. D 2014- 10 7 - - 7 2015
30. Details of Infrastructural facilities c) Library The library has a collection of 797 books including the specimen copies and the books donated by the staff members. UG Library : 152 PG Library : 645 d) Internet facilities for Staff & Students : Available at the Library, Computer Center and at the Departments e) Class rooms with ICT facility : Nil f) Laboratories : Well equipped laboratory for B.Sc., M.Sc. and M.Phil. Chemistry.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 322 31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, government or other agencies Type of 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 Scholarship P. G. P. G. P. G. P. G. P. U. G. U. G. U. G. U. G. U. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Institutional Scholarship Friends of Kottar 17 10 - 15 6 - 14 7 1 20 7 - Student Welfare - - - - 1 - - 2 - - 1 - Fund Government Scholarship SC / ST Scholarship ------1 - Postmatric 32 15 - 16 6 - 34 8 - 36 7 7 Scholarship Farmers’ Social 5 2 ------Security Scheme Scholarship Tamil Nadu 2 ------Educational Trust Scholarship Beedi Workers 2 ------Scholarship
32. Details of student enrichment programmes (Special Lectures/ Workshops/ Seminar) with external experts • National Seminar was conducted by our department on ‘Recent trends in Chemistry’ on 11.02. 2012. • State Level Seminar was conducted on ‘Chem Fest 2013’ on 15.03.2013. • National Seminar was conducted on the topic ‘Newer innovations in Chemistry’ on 30th and 31th Jan. 2014. • On 28.07.2014 an awareness programme on UGC/ SLET/ NET Examinations was organized. • On 14.08.2014 a Guest Lecture on ‘Lanthanides and Actinides was organized for I M.Sc. Chemistry students. • National Symposium on ‘Green and Sustainable Energy’ on 29th &30th Jan. 2015. • One-day Seminar on ‘Analytical Techniques in Chemistry’ was organized on 16.02.2015. • Two days Symposium on ‘Advances and Application in Chemistry’ 4th and 5th February 2016 33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 323 Besides the usual lecture method, seminars, quiz, various competitions and group discussions are arranged. Industrial visits are also arranged. 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension Activities • Our department staff and students visited Punar Jeevan Old Age Home, Tholayavattam on 18.02.2015. • On 25.02.2015 subject teaching was carried out by our II M.Sc. Chemistry students to 6th to 8th standard students of St. Mary’s Middle School, Tholayavattam. • To motivate the school students, a social awareness programme was given by Dr. M. Jayarajan for the St. Aloysius High School students on 13.03.2015. • To create social awareness the students visited an old age home ‘Anbagam’ at Munchirai on 21.08.2015 and helped them by providing clothes, groceries, rice and money. They also entertained the people in the home. • On 08.02.2016 subject teaching was conducted by four PG students to 6th to 8th standard students of St. Antony’s High School, Mullanganavilai. 35. SWOT analysis of the department and Future plans STRENGTHS • Experienced and qualified teaching staff and experienced non- teaching staff. • Among nine staff members three are Ph.D holders and two are doing Ph.D. • A good library with a number of books and journals for PG. • Full strength in all the classes. • Every year our students are getting University ranks. • Good opportunity for the students to carry out their UG, PG and Research course in same institution. • Every year more and more exposure is given to the students by way of Awareness programmes, Seminars, Industrial visits and Educational tours. • Well equipped PG Laboratories. WEAKNESSES • Lack of instruments for research • Lack of certificate courses conducted by the department • Most of the students are first generation graduates • Lack of space in UG Laboratories. OPPORTUNITIES • Special coaching and remedial class to weak students. • Association Meetings, quiz and various competitions to exhibit their talents.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 324 • National level symposium to get wide knowledge from subject experts. • Industrial visits to acquire technical knowledge. • Encouraging students to participate and present papers in seminars, symposium and workshops. THREATS • Staff migration. • Lack of interest among students to study inspite of repeated motivation. • Poor input.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 325 DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE
1. Name of the department : COMPUTER SCIENCE 2. Year of Establishment : U.G. : 1992-1993 : P.G. : 2013-2014 3. Names of programmes / Courses offered (U.G., P.G., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc.) U.G. - B.Sc. Computer Science P.G. - M.Sc Computer Science. 4. Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the Departments / units involved : Nil 5. Annual / semester / choice based credit System (programme wise) B.Sc. Computer Science : Choice Based Credit System M.Sc. Computer Science : Choice Based Credit System 6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments : Yes, Non major Elective (Physics) 7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. : Nil 8. Details of courses / programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons : Nil 9. Number of Teaching posts ( 2015 - 2016 ) Designation Sanctioned Filled
Associate Professors 3 3 Assistant Professors 7 7
10. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization (D.Sc./ D.Litt./ Ph.D./ M.Phil. etc.,) as on 31.03.2016 Name Qualification Designation Specialization Number of years of experience Mr. Y.R Berlin Raja M.Sc.,M.Phil., Associate Software Testing, 19 Years Singh B.Ed., Professor and Digital and M.Phil(C.S) Head Electronics 9 months Mr. M. Mohanadhas M.C.A., M.Phil. Associate Image Processing 18 Years Professor and 9 months Mr. T.R Ambasankar M.C.A., M.Phil. Associate DBMS 17 Years Professor and 8 months
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 326 Mr. Y. Kingston M.C.A., B.Ed., Assistant Mobile 8 Years and Albert Dhas M.Phil. Professor Computing and 9 months Data structure Mrs. G. Jasmine M.C.A., M.Phil. Assistant Object Oriented 8 Years and Christabel Professor System 6 months Development Mrs. P.M. Jogi Priya M.C.A., Assistant Network Security 7 years and M.Phil., Professor 8 months M.Tech. Mrs. J. Josephin M.C.A., M.Phil. Assistant Advanced Java 7 Years and Jinisha Professor Programming 9 months Mrs. C. Anitha Mary M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Design and 7 Years and M.Ed. Professor Analysis of 9 months Algorithm Mr. S. Kingsly M.Sc., M.Phil. Assistant Data structures 3 years and Antony Jeyaraj Professor and Algorithms 9 months Miss. S. Rosy Esther M.Sc (C.T), Assistant Java 7 months Mary M.E.(CSE) Professor 11. List of senior visiting faculty : Nil 12. Percentage of lectures delivered and practical Classes handled (Programme wise) by Temporary faculty : Nil 13. Student-Teacher Ratio (Programme wise) : U.G. - 21:1 P.G. - 10:1 14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; Sanctioned and filled Academic support staff (technical) : Sanctioned:U.G.-1,P.G.- 1 Filled : U.G. - 1, P.G.- 1 15. Qualification of teaching faculty with D.Sc / D.Litt / Ph.D / M.Phil / PG : M.Phil.- 9 P.G.- 1 16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received : Nil 17. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total grants Received : Nil 18. Research Centre / facility recognized by the University : Nil 19. Publications Publication per faculty Name of the staff No. of Publications ISBN No. ISSN No. Total Mr. M. Mohanadhas - 3 3 Mrs. P. M. Jogi Priya - 2 2
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 327 Number of papers published by faculty and students in peer review journals ( national / international ) Name of the Staff Publications Total National International Mr. M.Mohanadhas - 3 3 Mrs. P.M.Jogi Priya - 2 2
Number of publications listed in International Database (for example: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database – International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.,) Number of Name of the International Name of the Staff Publications Journal Database Mr.M.Mohanadhas 4 International journal IJCSIT, of Computer Science IJERA and Information Technology, International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications Mrs. P.M.Jogi 2 Life Science Journal Life Science Priya Site
Monographs : Nil Chapter in Books : Nil Books Edited : Nil Journals with ISSN numbers with details of publishers
ISSN Sl.No. Name Details of Publications Number 1. Mr. M.Mohanadhas 0976-8491 A Comparative study of salt and pepper noise reduction, “International journal of Computer Science and Technology, 2012, Vol 3, Issue 2.” 2. Mr. M.Mohanadhas 0975-8887 A novel approach for salt and pepper noise removal using ROR and Contourlet Transform, International journal of Computer Science and Technology, May 2013, Vol 71- No 8
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 328 3. Mr. M.Mohanadhas 2248-9622 Multi model Biometric authentication Parameters on Human body, “International Journal of Engineering Research and Applications, 2012, Vol. 2, Issue3.” 4. Mrs.P.M.Jogi Priya 1097-8135 Analysing the 329odelling and performance of Greedi Perimeter stateless rooting protocol in highly dynamic mobile AdHoc network, “Life Science Journal 2013;10 (2)” 5. Mrs.P.M.Jogi Priya 1574-017X Ensuring Reliable Communication in Disaster Recovery Operations with Reliable Routing Technique, Hindawi Publishing Corporation Mobile Information Systems Volume 2016, Article ID 9141329, 10 pages
Citation Index : Nil SNIP : Nil SJR Name of the Staff Name of the Journal SJR Mr. M. Mohanadhas International journal of Computer 0.4 Science and Technology Mr. P. M. Jogi Priya Life Science Journal 0.16
Impact Factor Name of the staff Name of the Journal Impact factor 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Mr.M.Mohanadhas International Journal - - 0.478 0.567 0.657 of Computer Science and Technology Mr.M.Mohanadhas International Journal - - - 1.69 1.69 of Engineering Research and Applications Mr. P. M. Jogi Priya Life Science Journal - - - 2.702 - Mr. P. M. Jogi Priya Mobile Information - - - 0.949 - Systems
h-index : Nil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 329 20. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Faculty belonging to the Department of Computer science act as Members of Board of Studies of Manonmaniam Sundaranar University. 21. Faculty as members in a) National Committees b) International Committees c) Editorial Boards. : Nil 22. Student Projects a. Percentage of students who have done in- house projects including inter departmental / programme : 100 b. Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the Institution i.e.in research laboratories / industry / other agencies: 100 23. Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students Faculty : Nil Students : Extra-curricular & Co-curricular Achievements • Shine Raj, N. Mony of III B. Sc. Computer Science won II Prize in Long Jump -Block Level Sports by Sports Development Authority of Tamil Nadu • Mr. A. Dinesh of III B. Sc. Computer Science won III Prize in 4*100 mts. running- Block Level Sports by Sports Development Authority of Tamil Nadu • Our students N.R.Saranya and S.Mary Sheeba were participated in the State Level Technical Symposium on COMFUTECH-’14 on 10.10.2014 in Noorul Islam College of Arts and Science . They won the First Prize for the paper presentation competition. The details of rank holders are given below:
Year Rank Holders U. G. P. G. 2011-2012 - - 2012-2013 2 (V & XIX Rank) - 2013-2014 2 (XV & XVII Rank) - 2014-2015 1(X Rank) 1(III Rank)
24. List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department • Mr.A.Sundaramoorthy, Computer Programmer, Sify Technologies Ltd (29.01.2014). • Mr.Manikandan, Net work support Engineer at Sify Technologies Ltd (31.01.2014). • Mr.Xavier Retin.N, Chief Technology Officer Maxaim Softech Solutions, (01.09.2014). • Dr.S.Venkateswari, Assistant Professor, Noorul Islam University, Kumaracoil (26.09.2014).
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 330 • Mr.Saravanan, IBM, Bangalore, (04.09.2015). • Dr.R.Joseph Manoj, Asso. Prof., Dept. of I.T.,St.Joseph College of Engineering, Chennai-19 (27.01.2016) • Dr.A Ferdinand Christofer, Asst. Prof., Dept. of Computer Applications, Noorul Islam University Kumaracoil (27.01.2016). • Mr.Albenson J.G., Multimedia Designer, NPR group of institutions Natham, Dindugal (27.01.2016). 25. Seminars/ Conferences / Workshops organized and the source of funding Seminar : 3 Symposium : 2 Workshop : 4 26. Student profile programme/ course-wise: B.Sc. and M.Sc. Computer Science
Year Applications Selected Enrolled Pass received percentage *M *F B.Sc. 2009-2012 63 48 21 27 100 2010-2013 76 46 13 33 78 2011-2014 64 42 10 32 80 2012-2015 50 47 21 26 77 2013-2016 69 48 16 32 - M.Sc. 2013-2015 34 20 5 15 100 2014-2016 26 19 5 14 - *M - Male *F- female 27. Diversity of Students
Name of the course % of Students % of Students % of from the same from other Students state states from abroad B.Sc. Computer Science 100 - - M.Sc. Computer Science 100 - -
28. How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defence services, etc.? : Nil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 331 29. Student progression B.Sc. Computer Science Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Passed U. G U. G to Employed Other Appeared to P. G B. Ed 2010-2011 43 36 25 3 6 2 2011-2012 44 44 21 7 6 10 2012-2013 41 32 5 16 - 11 2013-2014 40 32 25 7 - - 2014-2015 43 33 16 3 2 12
M.Sc. Computer Science Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Passed P.G. to P. G to P. G to Employed Other Appeared B.Ed. M. Phil Ph. D 2013-2014 ------2014-2015 19 19 - 2 - 4 13 30. Details of Infrastructural facilities a) Library • The library has a collection of books including the specimen copies. Libaray Books: 3060 b) Internet facilities for Staff & Students: • Internet facility is provided to the staff members and the students. c) Class room with ICT facility : Nil d) Laboratories : Well equipped U.G. and P.G. Laboratories 31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, Government or other agencies Type of 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 Scholarship U.G. P.G. U.G. P.G. U.G. P.G. U.G. P.G. Institutional Scholarship Student Welfare - - - - 1 - 1 - Fund Friends of Kottar 17 4 13 5 12 4 8 6 Government Scholarship SC / ST - - 2 1 - - 6 - Scholarship Postmatric 20 3 16 3 22 7 20 16 Scholarship Farmers’ Social 2 2 ------Security Scheme Scholarship
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 332 Tamilnadu - 1 - 1 - - - 2 Educational Trust Scholarship 32. Details on student enrichment Programmes (special lectures/ workshops/ Seminar) with external experts • Workshop was conducted on the topic Image Processing by Mr. Isak Newton, Data Infotech, Marthandam on 06.07.2010. • Inter Departmental Quiz was conducted on 21.01.2013. Mrs. Immaculate Shyla organized the programme. • Workshop on .NET by Mr.A.Sundaramoorthy, Computer Programmer on 29.01.2014. • Hardware Workshop was conducted on 31.01.2014. Mr.Manikandan, Net work support Engineer at Sify Technologies Ltd was the resource person. • A special lecture was given by Mr. N. Xavier Retin, Chief Technology Officer Maxaim Softech Solutions on Introduction to Java Enterprise Systems on 01.09.2014. • Workshop on “Database Management System” on 26.09.2014 • Symposium was conducted on TechX14 on 26.09.2014. • Data Mining Dr.S.Venkateswari, Assistant Professor, Noorul Islam University, Kumaracoil – 629180 on 26.09.2014. • Seminar on “JAVA J2EE” on 09.07.2015. • Seminar on “Office Automation” on 09.07.2015. • Seminar on Technologies and Job Opportunities Mr. Saravanan Rajayyan, Programmer, IBM, Bangalore on 4.09.2015. • State Level Technical Symposium on “Kaninifest 2016” on 27th & 28th Jan. 2016. • Big Data Analytics, Dr.R.Joseph Manoj, Asso. Prof. Dept. of I.T.,St.Joseph College of Engineering Chennai -19 on 27.01.2016. • 4G Mobile Networks, Dr.A.Ferdinand Christopher, Asst.Prof. Dept. of Computer Applications, Noorul Islam University, Kumaracoil on 27.01.2016. • Techniques in Photoshop Mr. Albenson, J.G. Multimedia designer, NPR Group of Institutions, Natham, Dindugal-01 on 28.01.2016 33. Teaching Methods adopted to improve student learning Besides the usual lecture method, seminars, group discussions, assignment writing, paper presentations and power point presentations are also adopted. 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 333 • Our department conducted Computer Literacy program for 6th to 8th standard students from 09.02.2015 to 13.02.2015 at St. Mary’s Middle School, Tholayavattam. • An Extension program was organized by our department on 22.08.2015 at Jeevan Jothi old age home, gift articles were given, entertainment programs were given by our Department students. • Our department conducted Computer Literacy program for 6th to 9th standard students on 05.02.2016 at St. Antony’s High School, Mullanganavilai. 35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans STRENGTHS • Experienced and qualified teaching staff and experienced non- teaching staff. • Among Ten staff members two are doing Ph.D. • Cooperation among staff members in all the departmental activities. • Well equipped separate lab facilities for UG and PG with internet(4Mbps) facility • A good library with a number of books and journals for PG. • Full strength in all the classes. • Every year our students are getting University ranks. • Disciplined students. No disciplinary action was taken in our department so far. • Most of the theory classes are conducted by demonstrative method and ICT oriented teaching. • Good opportunity for the students to carry out their UG and PG course in same institution. • Every year more exposure is given to the students by Awareness programmes, seminars, Industrial visit and Educational tour. WEAKNESSES • Language Barrier • First generation graduates • Poor economic background of students OPPORTUNITIES • Dedicated staff. • Involvement of Alumni. • Financial assistance to poor students by Friends of Kottar and Student Welfare Fund. • Providing value added courses to the students. • Special coaching and remedial class to weak students. • Association Meetings to exhibit their talents. • National level symposium to get wide knowledge from subject experts.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 334 • Industrial visits to acquire technical knowledge. • Awareness programmes. • Encouraging students to participate and present papers in seminars, symposium and workshops. THREATS • Staff migration. • Lack of interest among students to study inspite of repeated motivation. • Poor input.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 335 DEPARTMENT OF BIO-TECHNOLOGY
1. Name of the department : BIOTECHNOLOGY 2. Year of Establishment : U.G. - 2006 P.G. - 2008 3. Names of programmes / Courses offered (U.G., P.G., M.Phil.,Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D.,etc.) U.G. : B.Sc. Bio- Technology P.G. : M.Sc. Bio – Technology 4. Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments / units involved : Nil 5. Annual / semester / choice based credit System (Programme wise) B. Sc. Bio-Technology : Choice Based Credit System M. Sc. Bio-Technology : Choice Based Credit System 6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments : Yes, Non major (Zoology) 7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. : Nil 8. Details of courses / programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons : Nil 9. Number of Teaching posts ( 2015 - 2016 )
Designation Sanctioned Filled Assistant Professors 5 5 10. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization (D.Sc./ D.Litt./ Ph.D./ M.Phil. etc.,) as on 31.03.2016 Name Qualification Designation Specialization Number of years of experience Dr.T.Suresh M.Sc., Assistant Molecular 8 Years & 9 M. Phil., Ph. D Professor Biology Months Mrs. T. Maria M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Microbiology 8 Years & 9 Janet B.Ed. Professor Months Mrs. A.L.Hema M.Sc., M.Phil. Assistant Bioprocess 7 Years & 9 Latha Professor Technology Months Dr. J. M Sasi M.Sc., Assistant Enzyme 6 Years & 9 Premila M. Phil., Professor & Biotechnology, Months Ph. D. Head Proteomics and Genomics Mrs. G.Prabha M.Sc., M.Phil. Assistant Stem cell 3 Years & 9 B.Ed. Professor Technology Months
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 336 11. List of senior visiting faculty : Nil 12. Percentage of lectures delivered and practical class handled (Programme wise) by temporary faculty : Nil 13. Student-Teacher Ratio (Programme wise) : U.G. - 28:1 P.G. - 8:1 14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; Sanctioned and filled academic support staff (technical) :Sanctioned :U.G.: 1,P.G.: 1 Filled:U.G. and P.G.:1 15. Qualification of teaching faculty with D.Sc / D.Litt / Ph.D / M.Phil / P.G. : M.Phil.-3 Ph.D. -2 16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received : Nil 17. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total grants received : Nil 18. Research Centre / facility recognized by the University : Nil 19. Publications : Yes Publication per faculty Sl.No. Name of the staff No. of Publications ISBN No. ISSN No. Total 1. Dr. T. Suresh - 1 1 2. Mrs. A. L. Hema Latha - 2 2 3. Dr. J. M. Sasi Premila - 4 4 4. Mrs. G. Prabha - 1 1 Number of papers published by faculty and students in peer review journals (national / international ) Sl.No. Name of the Staff Publications Sequence in National International Databases 1. Dr.T.Suresh 1 - - 2. Mrs.A.L.Hemalatha - 2 - 3. Dr.J.M.Sasi Premila 2 2 4 4. Mrs.G.Prabha - 1 -
Number of publications listed in International Database (for example: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database – International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.,) Name of the Staff Number of Name of the International Publications Journal Database Mrs.A.L.Hemalatha 2 journal of basic and Bioresearch applied biology
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 337 Dr.J.M. Sasi 2 Journal of Scholars Premila Computational Research Methods in Library, Molecular Design, IJPPS International journal journal. of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences Mrs.G.Prabha 1 Journal of basic and Bioresearch applied biology
Monographs : Nil Chapter in Books : Nil Books Edited 1. Dr T. Suresh is one of the editors of CYBA series –II. Name of the book “Emerging Trends in Drug Discovery from Natural products”. Journals with ISBN numbers with details of publishers Name of the ISBN Number Details of Staff Publications Dr T. Suresh 978-93-80819-05-1 Hari Crish Publication Journals with ISSN numbers with details of publishers Sl.No. Name ISSN Details of Publications Number 1. Dr T. Suresh 0972-9720 In vitro antibacterial potential of choosen entophytic fungai isolated from tomato plant roots, “Journal of Theoretical and Experimental Biology (2014) 26-31” 2. Mrs.A.L.Hemalatha 0973-8207 Screening and optimization of laccase enzyme in selected microbes “Journal of basic and applied biologyVol.8 (2014) 26-35” 3. Mrs.A.L.Hemalatha 0973-8207 Isolation and characterization of bio active protein producing Pseudomonas species and Vibrio species from marine sponge Suberites ficus and its toxicological studies “Journal of basic and applied biologyVol.7 (2013) 75-82” 4. Dr.J.M.Sasi Premila 2250-20141 Optimization of alpha amylase production by newly isolated Bacillus stearothermphilus KDP from sago industry waste “International journal of Bio Research Vol.16 (2013) 17-21”
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 338 5. Dr.J.M.Sasi Premila 0975-1491 Antioxidant and anti candidal activity studies on phyllanthin compound from Phyllanthus niruri “International journal of pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences Vol.6 (2014) 323-326” 6. Dr.J.M.Sasi Premila 2231-3176 Accurate prediction of breast cancer gene BRCA1 domain ligands with potential drugs via homology 339odelling “Journal of computational methods and molecular design Vol.1(3) (2011) 1-10” 7. Dr.J.M.Sasi Premila 0972-9720 Optimization of α-amylase Production by Bacillus subtilis Kdp Isolated from Sago Industry Waste, Journal of Theoretical and Experimental Biology, 9 (3 and 4): 97-103, 2013 8. Mrs.G.Prabha 0973-8207 Genetic diversity analysis in five cassia species using RAPD markers “Journal basic and applied biology vol. 1,2 (2010) 160-167” Citation Index : Nil SNIP : Nil SJR Name of the Staff Name of the Journal SJR Dr. J. M. Sasi International journal of 0.3 Premila pharmacy and pharmaceutical sciences Impact Factor : Nil h-index : Nil 20. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Faculty belonging to the Department of Bio Technology act as Member of Board of Studies of Manonmaniam Sundaranar University. 21. Faculty as members in a) National Committees b) International Committees c) Editorial Boards. : Nil 22. Student Projects a) Percentage of students who have done in- house projects including inter departmental/ programme : 100 b) Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the Institution i.e.in Research laboratories / Industry / other agencies : Nil 23. Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 339 Faculty • Research awards received by the faculty Dr.J.M.Sasi Premila and Dr.T.Suresh has been awarded with Ph.D degree in this year (2015). Students Awards Received in Seminar / Conference by Students Name Seminar/Symposium Event Awards 2011-2012 R. V. Remya of II Malankara Catholic Paper I Prize M. Sc. College, Mariagiri Presentation Biotechnology 2013-2014 R. L. Suganya of I Bio Quest 2014 by NI Essay II prize M. Sc. Bio College, Kumarcoil. Writing Technology
R. L. Suganya of I Regional Meet 2014 at Essay II prize M. Sc. Bio Malankara Catholic Writing Technology College, Mariagiri (Department of Micro Biology) S. Jaya Priya & - Paper Best S.Subashini of II Presentation Paper M.Sc. Bio Award Technology D. Anisha of I Regional Meet 2014 at Essay III prize M.Sc. Bio Malankara Catholic Writing Technology College, Mariagiri (Department of Micro Biology) G. Subitha Kumari Bio Quest 2014 by NI Poster III prize & Leo Jebansily of College, Kumarcoil. Presentation I M. Sc. Bio Technology G. Subitha Kumari Regional Meet 2014 at Poster I prize of I M.Sc. Bio Malankara Catholic Presentation Technology College, Mariagiri (Department of Micro Biology) R. L. Suganya Regional Meet 2014 at Poster II prize Malankara Catholic Presentation College, Mariagiri (Department of Micro Biology)
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 340 Jeyapriya of II National seminar on Paper I Prize M.Sc Drug & its impacts- Presentation Biotechnology Lekshmipuram College of Arts and Science Subasini of II M. National seminar on Paper II Prize Sc Biotechnology Drug & its impacts- Presentation Lekshmipuram College of Arts and Science, Neyoor Gayathri of I M. Sc Malankara Catholic Poster III Prize Biotechnology College of arts & Presentation science Vinisha of I M. Sc Malankara Catholic Poster III Prize Biotechnology College of arts & Presentation science Jincy of II M. Sc Noorul Islam College Poster II Prize Biotechnology of Arts and science Presentation 2014-2015 Suganya of II M. Noorul Islam College Poster III Prize Sc Biotechnology of Arts and science Presentation Jasmin of II M. Sc Noorul Islam College Poster III Prize Biotechnology of Arts and science Presentation 2015-2016 P.M.Pradeep of I Noorul Islam College Paper III Prize B.Sc. Of Arts&Science, Presentation Biotechnology Kumaracoil K.Remya and Noorul Islam College Poster III Prize B.Shalin shamli of Of Arts&Science, Presentation II B.Sc. Kumaracoil Biotechnology R.Shajin and Noorul Islam College Art from I Prize P.Subin of II M. Sc. Of Arts&Science, Waste Biotechnology Kumaracoil R.Jayasree and Noorul Islam College Art from III Prize D.Jeslin Fhamy of I Of Arts&Science, Waste M. Sc. Kumaracoil Biotechnology
The details of rank holders are given below:
Year No. of rank holders U.G. P.G. 2008-2011 1(I Rank) - 2011-2013 1(VIII Rank) 1(V Rank)
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 341 2012-2014 - 2 (V and VI Rank) 2013-2015 - 1(V Rank) 24. List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department LIST OF INVITEES Name Designation Topic 2009-2010 Dr.Suthakar HOD, Dept of Biotechnology, Molecular aspects of aging M.S University, Alwarkurichi Dr.John Jothi Principal, TDMNS College, Micropropagation: A Novel Prakash Kallikulam method of plant propagation Dr. T. Jaya Sekher Environmental Scientist, Toxicity Evaluation of TNPCB, Tuticorin Atmospheric particles using Biotechnological Assays Prof.Beschi Antony Dept of Plant Biology & Bioinformatics Rayan Plant Biotechnology St.Xaviers College (Autonomous), Palayamkottai Dr. A. Palavesam Reader & Head, Reserch paper presentation CMST,M.S.University Rajakamangalam 2010-2011 Dr. K.P. Chief consultant, Biotechnology and Srinivasakumar Reliance clinical Life Innovations sciences, Banglore Dr.V. Siva Ram Dept of Animal Health Nanomedicine& its Science, AlagappaUniversity, appilication in society Karikudi Dr.V. Aldous J Asst. Prof &DST young Drug Development Huxley Scientist, Dept of Zoology Thiru Vi Ka Govt. Arts college, Tiruvarur
2013-2014 Dr. S. Senthil Asst.Professor Role of biopesticides on Nathan Environmental Toxicology sustainable agriculture and and Biopesticides Lab crop protection Department of Environmental Sciences, M.S University Dr.K.P. Srinivasa Chief consultant, Reliance Overview of discovery and Kumar Clinical Life Sciences, applications of Banglore. biopharmaceuticles in health care sector
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 342 Dr.V. Salom Head, Department of Biodiversity GanaThanga Environmental Sciences, Kerala University Dr.S.K.Sundar Asst.Professor Rise of Antibiotic Department of Microbiology, resistance and emergence of Mannarkudi college. probiotics Dr.K. Sahayaraj Dean of sciences Bio-nanomaterials St.Xavier’s College (Autonomous) Palayamkottai Dr.N. Mabel starlin Asst. Professor Biodiversity and Department of Botany conservation- A N.M.C College Marthandam Biotechnological Perspective D. Manikandaraja SRF, ICAR – NAIP, Centre Aquaculture techniques for for Aquaculture Research and seed production and Extension, St. Xavier’s growout culture of Murrels College (Autonomous) Palayamkottai 2014-2015 Dr.S.Sudhakar Head, Department of The function of Riboflavin Biotechnology, in stem cell proliferation ManonmaniamSundaranar and regeneration University, Tirunelveli. Dr.A.EgbertSelvin Asst. Prof. Department of VAM Fungal Diversity Rose Botany, St.Joseph’s causes and effects College(Autonomous), Trichi Dr.Samuel Associate professor, Novel insights on drug GnanaPrakash International Centre for Nano discovery from plants. Vincent Biotechnology (ICN), Manonmaniam Sundaranar University,Rajakkamangalam , Kanyakunmari District. 2015 -2016 Dr.SrinivasaKumar Chief Scientific Officer- Emerging advancement and MD(com.Med),Ph. Inbiotics, Head- Clinical opportunities in D, FCP, MASBMB Operations, Institute of Biotechnology. Biotechnology and Clinical Research, Trivandrum. Dr.Merlin Franco Assistant professor in Moving some biodiversity Environmental studies, Institute to bicultural diversity. of Asian Studies, University Brunei Darussalam, Negara Brunei Darussalam. Dr.M.Jayalakshmi Department of Immunology, Recombinant vaccine: School of Biological science, Battle against HBV Madurai Kamaraj University.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 343 25. Seminars/ Conferences / Workshops organized and the source of funding a) National Seminars : 2 b) National Conference : 1 c) National Symposium : 2 26. Student profile programme / coursewise: B.Sc., M.Sc. Biotechnology Year Applications Selected Enrolled Pass received *M *F percentage B.Sc. 2009-2012 23 13 4 9 92 2010-2013 16 6 - 6 100 2011-2014 17 12 3 9 100 2012-2015 21 9 4 5 56 M. Sc. 2010-2012 19 12 - 12 100 2011-2013 30 20 - 20 95 2012-2014 23 20 3 17 100 2013-2015 18 15 3 12 87 2014-2016 21 16 4 12 - *M - Male *F- female 27. Diversity of Students
Name of the course % of Students % of Students % of Students from the same from other from abroad state states B.Sc. Biotechnology 100 - - M.Sc. Biotechnology 100 - -
28. How many students have cleared national and State competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defence services, etc.? : Nil 29. Student progression : B.Sc. Bio Technology
Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Passed U. G to U. G to Employed Other Appeared P. G B. Ed 2010-2011 24 22 6 - - 16 2011-2012 12 11 10 - - 1 2012-2013 6 6 4 1 - 1 2013-2014 13 13 12 - - 1 2014-2015 9 5 5 - - -
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 344 M.Sc. Bio Technology Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Passed P.G. to P. G to P. G to Employed Other Appeared B.Ed. M. Phil. Ph. D 2010-2011 23 21 2 - - 11 8 2011-2012 12 12 1 1 - 5 5 2012-2013 20 19 - 6 - 2 11 2013-2014 20 13 2 2 - 5 4 2014-2015 15 13 1 - - 10 2 30. Details of Infrastructural facilities a) Library The library has a collection of 185 books including the specimen copies and the books. U.G Libaray :100 and P.G Library : 85. b) Internet facilities for Staff & Students: Internet facility is available at the library, computer center and at the departments. c) Class room with ICT facility : Nil d) Laboratories : Well equipped U.G. and P.G. Laboratories. 31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, Government or other agencies Type of 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 Scholarship U.G. P.G. U.G. P.G. U.G. P.G. U.G. P.G. Institutional Scholarship Student Welfare - - 1 - 1 1 - - Fund Friends of Kottar - 17 - 15 2 7 2 7 Government Scholarship SC / ST - - - - - 1 1 - Scholarship Postmatric - 7 - 4 1 13 7 7 Scholarship Farmers’ Social 1 ------Security Scheme Scholarship Tamilnadu - 1 - 1 - - - 2 Educational Trust Scholarship 32. Details on student enrichment Programmes (Special Lectures / Workshops/ Seminar) with external experts Institutional mechanism for attracting eminent researchers Our departments took efforts in promoting research by inviting the following scientists to visit the campus and interact with teachers and students.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 345 • National Symposium on ‘Biotechnology for Sustainable Community Livelihood’ BSCL 2014 on 23rd and 24th Jan 2014. • National Symposium was organized on ‘Biotechnology for sustainable Bio-diversity’ on 12.09.2014. • National Conference was organized on ‘Bio-Technology for Sustainable Development (BSD-2016)’ 11th & 12th Feb. 2016. • Dr.S.Sudhakar, Head, Department of Biotechnology, manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Tirunelveli delivered a lecture on ‘The function of Riboflavin in stem cell proliferation and regeneration’. • Dr.K.P. Srinivasa Kumar, Chief consultant, Reliance Clinical Life Sciences, Banglore, delivered a talk on Overview of discovery and applications of biopharmaceuticles in health care sector. • Dr.V. Siva Ram, Dept of Animal Health Science, AlagappaUniversity, Karaikudi delivered a talk on Nanomedicine& its appilication in society. • Dr. T. Jaya Sekher, Environmental Scientist, TNPCB, Tuticorin gave a lecture on Toxicity Evaluation of Atmospheric particles using Biotechnological Assays. • Dr.John Jothi Prakash, Principal, TDMNS College, Kallikulam delivered a talk on Micropropagation: A Novel method of plant propagation 33. Teaching Methods adopted to improve student learning Besides the usual lecture method, seminars, group discussions, assignment writing, paper presentations and power point presentations are adopted. 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities • Our department students and staff visited Anbagam Home for aged people on 23.12.2014 to celebrate the Christmas and contributed them lunch and dinner. • Plastic awareness programme was organized in Kamblar village on 13.02.2015. • As a part of Extension activity four of our PG students went to St. Mary’s Middle School, Tholayavattam on 11.03.2015 to the teach science subject to school students. • Plastic awareness programme was organized in Pullani village on 13.08.2015. • Our department students and staff visited Anbagam Home for aged people on 21.12.2015 to celebrate the Christmas and contributed them lunch and dinner.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 346 • As a part of Extension activity four of our PG students went to St. Antony’s High School, Mullanganavilai on 09.02.2016 to teach the science subject to school students. • Plastic awareness programme was organized in Madhapuram village on 15.02.2016. 35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strengths • Distinctions and ranks at University Examinations. • Organisation of a successful National Symposium for the last 3 years. • Industrial Visits to Institutions of academic excellence and Industries of Biotechnology. • One of the in-demand subjects in Science. • Staff, non teaching staff and students Weaknesses • Lack of awareness about the subject among the public since the college is in a rural area. • Decreasing interest among youngsters for research and science. • Shrinking of opportunities in the area of Biological Sciences. Opportunities • International and National collaborations will improve research standards and opportunities to students. • Research skills and aptitude of faculties and students will further improve the quality of teaching and research. • Collaboration with other research institutes or industries for project work in academic areas. • Opportunities for the students to take up subject related works in National and International Institutes. Challenges • Competition from other colleges offering Biotechnology as an undergraduate and postgraduate subject. • Lack of better equipped laboratory. • To make the students motivated and ambitious. • To make the students choose challenging tittles for the projects. Future Plan • The department intends to extend its horizon by undertaking research projects • Holding International Conference on Biotechnology. • Creator of awareness among the public. • Masters’ students to carry out their research work at the adjunct of academia-industry.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 347 DEPARTMENT OF ZOOLOGY
1. Name of the Department : ZOOLOGY 2. Year of Establishment : 2013 3. Name of Programmers / Course offered (U.G., P.G., M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc):U.G. : B.Sc.Zoology 4. Name of Interdisciplinary Courses and the departments/units involved : Nil 5. Annual/semester/choice based credit System (Program wise) B.Sc. Zoology : Choice Based Credit System 6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other department : Nil 7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. : Nil 8. Details of courses/program discontinued (if any) with reasons : Yes. B.Sc. Zoology course discontinued for one year (2014-2015) 9. Number of Teaching Posts (2015-2016) Designation Sanctioned Filled Assistant Professors 3 3 10. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization (D.Sc./ D.Litt./ Ph.D / M.Phil., etc.,) as on 31.03.2016
Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of Years of Experience Miss.M.Suja M.Sc., M.Phil., Assistant Aquatic 19 Years M.Ed Professor and Biology Head Dr. S.Jeya M.Sc., Assistant Sericulture 2 Years & 9 M. Phil., Professor Months Ph. D. Mrs. X. Mary M.Sc., B.Ed., Assistant Ecology 9 Months Jecintha M.Phil., Ph.D Professor 11. List of senior visiting faculty : Nil 12. Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (programme wise) by temporary faculty : Nil 13. Student – Teacher Ratio (programme wise) B. Sc. Zoology - 20:1 14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; sanctioned and filled academic support staff (technical) : Sanctioned : 1 Filled : 1
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 348 15. Qualifications of teaching faculty with D.Sc/ D.Lit./ Ph.D / M.Phil / P.G. : Ph.D.-1 M.Phil. -2 16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received. : Nil 16. Department projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSST, etc. and total grants received : Nil 18. Research Centre / facility recognized by the University : Nil 19. Publications Publication per faculty Sl.No. Name of the No. of Publications Staff ISBN No. ISSN No. Total 48. Dr. S. Jeya 1 1 2 49. Mrs. X. Mary - 1 1 Jecintha Number of papers published by faculty and students in peer review journals ( national / international ) Sl.No. Name of the Publications Total Staff National International 48. Dr. S.Jeya 1 1 2 49. Mrs.X.Mary 1 - 1 Jecintha
Number of publications listed in International Database (for example: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database – International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.,) : Nil Monographs : Nil Chapter in Books : Nil Books Edited : Nil Journals with ISBN numbers with details of publishers Name of the ISBN Number Details of Publications Staff Dr. S. Jeya 978-81-981482-0-5 Proceeding of the International Conference on ‘Insect Pest Management – A Current Scenario’, St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous), Palayamkottai
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 349 Journals with ISSN numbers with details of publishers
Name of ISSN Details of Publications the Staff Number Dr.S.Jeya 0973-8207 Studies on the repellence of 3 Plant extract to Tribolium Castaneum HERBST “Basic and Applied Biology Vol.5 (2011) 315-19” Mrs.X.Mary 2349-6886 Vermicompsting of Paddy Jecintha straw and its performance evaluation, TELER (Teacher, Learner and Researcher),Vol II, Issue 1, Dec 2011,pp73-76.
Citation Index : Nil SNIP : Nil SJR Name of the Name of the SJR Staff Journal Mrs. X. Mary Journal of 0.41 Jecintha Molecular Structure
Impact Factor Name of the Name of the Impact factor Staff Journal 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Mrs. X. Mary Journal of 1.634 1.404 1.599 1.602 1.602 Jacintha Molecular Structure
h-index : Nil 20. Areas of consultancy and income generated : Consultancy on maintaining Home Acquarium by Department of Zoology. 21. Faculty as members in a) National Committees b) International Committees c) Editorial board : Nil 22. Student Projects a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter departmental/ programme : Nil b) Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the institution i.e. in research laboratories / industry / other agencies : Nil 23. Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and Students Faculty : Nil Students : Extra-curricular & Co-curricular Achievements
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 350 Name of the Institution Events Achievement/ student participation 2014-2015 A. Aswini, N I College , Cultural III Prize D.I.Aswini,Anusha Kumaracoil Competition Art Suji, from waste and R.Janalet Raj of II poster B. Sc. Zoology presentation
R. Janalet Raj of II Malankara Cultural III Prize B. Sc. Zoology Catholic Competition Art college, from waste and Mariagiri poster presentation
R. Janalet Raj and Sadakathulla Cultural III Prize Anusha of II B. Sc. Appa college, Competition Art Zoology Tirunelveli from waste and poster presentation 24. List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department • Dr. S. Kirubha, Assistant Professor, Department of Zoology, Vivekanandha College of Arts & Science, Namakkal on 21.08.2015. • Dr. K. Sahaya Raj, Associate Professor in Zoology, St. Xavier’s College (Autonomous), Palayamkottai on 18.09.2015 • Dr. S. Sam Manohar Dhas, Emeritus Professor & Rtd. Associate Professor in Zoology, Scott Christian College (Autonomous), Nagercoil on 18.09.2015 25. Seminars / conferences / Workshops organized & the sources of funding a) State Level Seminar : 1 b) Workshop : 1 26. Students profile programme / course-wise: B.Sc. Zoology
Year Applications Admitted Enrolled Pass received *M *F percentage 2013-2014 51 26 2 24 - 2015-2016 42 31 - 31 - *M – Male *F – Female
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 351 27. Diversity of students Year Name of the % of % of % of Course students students students from the from other from same state states abroad 2013-2016 B.Sc. Zoology 96 4 - 2016-2019 B.Sc. Zoology 100 - -
28. How many students have cleared national and State competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil Services, Defence services, etc? : Nil 29. Students progression : Nil 30. Details of Infrastructural facilities a) Library The library has a collection of 56 books including the specimen copies. b) Internet facilities for Staff & Students : Wi-fi connection in the Computer Lab c) Classrooms with ICT facility LCD Projector is used for handling classes. d) Laboratories The department is provided with spacious laboratory with a lot of specimens. 31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, government or other agencies. Types of Scholarship 2013-2014 2014- 2015 Institutional Scholarship Friends of Kottar 1 3 Government Scholarship Postmatric Scholarship 1 5 32. Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures/ workshops/ seminar) with external experts. • On 10.10.2014 a Workshop on ‘Construction of Aquarium tank’ was organized. • On 21.08.2015 Career Guidance Programme entitled ‘Career opportunities for life science students’ by Dr. S. Kirubha, Assistant Professor, Department of Zoology, Vivekanandha College of Arts & Science, Namakkal. • On 18.09.2015 a State Level Seminar on ‘Applied Zoology’ was organized. 33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning In order to have an interactive and innovative teaching, LCD projector is used. Moreover, Models, Charts, and Specimens are also used.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 352 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities The following extension activities are done: • Students visited an Old Age Home ‘Anbagam’ at Munchirai on 23.12.2014. • Plastic Awareness Programme was conducted on Feb 2014 along with Biotech Dept. • Dengue Awareness Programme was conducted on 14.12.2015. • Cancer Awareness Programme was conducted on 04.02.2016. • An old age home a Sahaya Nagar was visited on 17.12.2015. • Our department students conducted classes for the school students at St. Antony’s High School, Mullanganavilai on 15.02.2016. 35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans. Strength 1. Rural students get benefitted. 2. Co operation among the staff members. Weakness 1. Lack of P.G. Course 2. Lack of laboratory equipment facilities. Opportunities 1. Students can get their jobs in teaching. 2. Opportunity research programmes. Challenges 1. Emerging of new colleges in the surrounding areas.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 353 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
1. Name of the department : COMMERCE 2. Year of Establishment : U. G: 1987 P. G: 2007 M. Phil: 2013 3. Names of Programmes/ Courses offered (U.G., P.G., M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D., etc) U.G : B.Com. P.G : M.Com. M. Phil. Commerce 4. Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments/ units involved : Nil 5. Annual/ semester/choice based credit system (programme wise) B. Com. : Choice Based Credit System M. Com. : Choice Based Credit System M. Phil. Commerce : Choice Based Credit System 6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by the departments : Nil 7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. : Nil 8. Details of courses/ programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons : Nil 9. Number of Teaching posts (2015-2016) Designation Filled Professor 1 Assistant Professor 8 Any other (Part-time Lawyer) 1 10. Faculty profile with name, qualification, specialization (D. SC./ D. Litt/ Ph. D./ M.Phil. etc.,) as on 31.03.2016 Name of the Qualification Designation Specialization No. of No. of No. of Faculty Years of M. Phil Ph.D. experience students students guided for guided for the last 4 the last 4 years years Dr. S. Maria M. Com., Principal Marketing 22 Years 15 10 John B.Ed., and 6 PGDCA, Months MBA, Ph. D. Mr.K.Varghese M.Com.,B.Ed. Assistant Cost 9 years and 2 , M.Phil Professor Accounting 4 months Dr.M. Josephin M.Com., Assistant Accountancy 8 years and 4 Rani M.Phil., Professor 9 months Ph.D., MBA and Head
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 354 Mr. M.S. B.Sc., B.L Part-time Law 7 years and - Clement Prema Lawyer 2 months Kumar Dr.G.Jerin M.Com., Assistant Income Tax 2 years and 2 Rose M.Phil., Ph.D. Professor 9 months Dr. G.Sujin M.Com., Assistant E-Commerce, 2 years & 3 2 MBA, Professor Marketing months M.Phil., Ph.D. Mr.T.Vijaya M.Com., Assistant Accountancy 7 years & 9 1 Kumar M.Sc.(Psy)., Professor months B.Ed., M.Phil, SLET Mrs. J. M. Viji M.Com., Assistant Banking 9 months - M.Ed., Professor M.Phil, M. Phil., Mr. J. Algin M.Com., Assistant Costing, 9 months - Jose M.Phil., Professor Quantitative Techniques Mrs. K. Ajitha M.Com., Assistant Management 8 months 1 B.Ed., Professor Accounting, M.Phil, Statistics PGDCA.,
11. List of senior visiting faculty : Nil 12. Percentage of lectures delivered and practical classes handled (Programme wise) by temporary faculty : Nil 13. Student-Teacher Ratio (programme wise) B.Com. - 44:1 M.Com. - 12:1 M. Phil. - 8:1 14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; sanctioned and filled : Nil 15. Qualifications of teaching faculty with D.Sc./ D.Litt./ Ph.D./ M.Phil./P.G. : Ph.D. - 3 M.Phil.- 6 Other - 1 16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received : Nil 17. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST, UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc and total grants received : Nil 18. Research Center/ faculty recognized by the University : Nil 19. Publications
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 355 Publication per faculty
Sl.No. Name of the Staff No. of Publications ISBN No. ISSN No. Total 1. Dr. Janet Y. Selviya (till 2 - 2 2014-2015) 2. Dr. J. Stephen Davis (till - 3 3 2014-2015) 3. Dr. M. Josphine Rani 1 - 1 4. Dr. G. Jerin Rose - 1 1 5. Dr. G. Sujin 6 2 8 6. Mr. J. Algin Jose 2 - 2
Number of papers published by faculty and students in peer review journals (national / international )
Sl.No. Name of the Staff Publications Total National International 1. Dr. Janet Y. Selviya 2 - 2 (till 2014) 2. Dr. J. Stephen Davis 2 1 3 (till 2014) 3. Dr. M. Josephin Rani 1 - 1 4. Dr. G. Jerin Rose 1 - 1 5. Dr. G. Sujin 5 3 8 6. Mr. J. Algin Jose 2 - 2
Number of publications listed in International Database (for example: Web of Science, Scopus, Humanities International Complete, Dare Database – International Social Sciences Directory, EBSCO host, etc.,)
Name of the Number of Name of International Staff Publications the Database Journal Dr. J. Stephen 1 The Journal Kisan World Davis (till 2014- of 2015) Agriculture
Monographs : Nil Chapter in Books : Nil Books Edited : Nil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 356 Journals with ISBN numbers with details of publishers
Sl. Name of the ISBN Number Details of Publications No. Staff 1. Dr.M.Jospin Rani 978-93-81-208-11-3 G. K. Publisher (DAKSHIN), Chennai Hindustan College of Arts & Science, Chennai 2. Mr. J.Algin Jose 978-93-85477-69-0 Proceedings of the National Conference on Role of Commerce in Inclusive Growth and Sustainable Development of India 3. Mr. J.Algin Jose 978-93-84734-04-6 B-DIGEST Publications, Nagercoil 4. Mr.B.Sujin 978-93-82570-67-7 Hikey Media 5. Mr.B.Sujin 978-93-81992-46-3 Scitech Publications (India) Pvt. Ltd 6. Mr.B.Sujin 978-81-8371-696-3 Scitech Publications (India) Pvt. Ltd. 7. Mr.B.Sujin 978-81-925275-1-2 B Club, Chennai 8. Mr.B.Sujin 978-81-8094-136-8 MJP Publishers 9. Mr.B.Sujin 978-81-925275-0-5 B Club, Chennai 10. Dr.Janet Y Selvia 978-81-908498-0-7 Shils Publishers 11. Dr.Janet Y Selvia 978-81-90-8498-1-4 Shils Publishers 12. Dr.J.Stephen 978-81-908792-5-5 Evans Printers and Publishers. Davis
Journals with ISSN numbers with details of publishers
ISSN Sl.No. Name Details of Publications Number 1. Dr. G. Jerin Rose 2249-3417 Education and Economic Development, LPC Bulletin on Research, Vol. 4, No. 1- July 2013 2. Dr. G. Sujin 2319-1406 Occupational Stress among Banking Service Professionals, International Journal of Functional Management, Issue- 2, Vol. 1, April-June 2013. 3. Dr. G. Sujin 2394-4692 FDI in India – A Perception Analysis. MASS Bulletin – An International Journal of Management and Social Sciences. Vol. 1, pp.8-12.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 357 Citation Index : Nil SNIP : Nil SJR : Nil Impact Factor : Nil h-index : Nil 20. Areas of consultancy and income generated • Income Tax calculation by the faculty of the Department of Commerce • Our faculty member Dr. G. Sujin is the editor of Mass Bulletin- an International Journal of Management and Social Studies. 21. Faculty as members in a) National committees b) International Committees c) Editorial Boards. : 1 • Dr. G. Sujin act as an editorial board member in MASS Bulletin-an International Journal of Management & Social Sciences 22. Students projects a) Percentage of students who have done in-house projects including inter departmental /programme : 100 b) Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the institution i.e. in Research laboratories/ Industry/ other agencies : Nil 23. Awards/ Recognitions received by faculty and students Faculty : Nil Students : Extra-curricular & Co-curricular Achievements Name of the Name of the Venue Prize student competition 2011-2012 D. Ezil Devan of - District Sports II Prize II B. Com. Authority, Nagercoil 2014-2015 P. Reshma of II B. Bharathanattyam NEMIC FEST ’15, III Prize Com. Neasomony Memorial Christian College, Marthandam. 5 students from III Product Commfest ’15, St. I Prize B. Com Launching Xavier’s College (Autonomous), Palayamkottai 2015-2016 T. Justin, Art from waste Commfest – 2K16 II Prize T. Albin Raj II & - St. Xavier’s III B. Com College (Autonomous), Palayamkottai
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 358 The details of rank holders are given below:
Year No. of rank holders U.G. P.G. 2009-2010 - 1 (I Rank) 2010-2011 - 1 (V Rank) 2011-2012 - 2 (III & V Rank) 2012-2013 - - 2013-2014 - 2 (VII & VIII Rank) 2014-2015 - - 24. List of eminent academicians and Scientists/visitors to the department • Dr.Pon Murugan Ph.D., Principal, TDMNS College, Kallikulam. (January 21, 2016). • Dr. M. Wilson, Dean, Department of School of Management, Noorul Islam University, Kumarakovil (January 22, 2016). • Dr. P. Kingslin, Professor and Head of the Department, School of Management, Noorul Islam University, Kumarakovil (10.09.2015) • Dr. Edmund Christopher, Associate Professor, Department of MBA (Finance), Noorul Islam University, Kumarakovil (08.10.2014). • Mr. Viyanni & Mr. Suresh, Project Manager, Computer Centre, Marthandum. • Mr.Aloysius, Manager, St. Xaviour’s Academy, Karungal (29.06.2012) • Dr. S. Nakkiran, Professor of Management Studies, Ambo University, Ethioppia, Dr.K. Ravichandran, Professor, Gandhigram University, Dindugal.(21.07.2012) 25. Seminars/ Conferences/ Workshops organized & the source of funding: a) Seminar : 1 b) Workshop : 1 26. Student profile programme/course wise : B.Com, M.Com & M.Phil Year Applications Selected Enrolled Pass Received *M *F Percentage B.Com 2009-2012 120 64 43 21 16 2010-2013 90 64 27 37 33 2011-2014 101 64 29 35 33 2012-2015 84 62 35 27 27 2013-2016 83 63 36 27 - M.Com 2010-2012 30 23 3 20 73 2011-2013 52 25 8 17 82 2012-2014 40 22 3 19 83
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 359 2013-2015 17 13 1 12 58 2014-2016 26 19 7 12 - M.Phil 2013-2014 13 10 - 10 70 2014-2015 11 7 1 6 86 2015-2016 10 7 - 7 - *M- Male *F- Female 27. Diversity of Students
Name of % of students from % of students % of students the course the same state from other states from abroad B.Com. 100 - - M.Com. 100 - - M.Phil. 100 - - 28. How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE , Civil services, Defence service, etc.? : 1 29. Student Progression Student’s Progression – B. Com.
Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Students UG Employed Professional Others passed to PG Course 2014-2015 49 13 5 2 1 5 2013-2014 51 17 10 1 - 6 2012-2013 49 16 7 4 - 5 2011-2012 57 9 4 4 - 1 2010-2011 60 18 8 9 - 1 Student’s Progression – M. Com.
Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Students PG to PG to PG to Employed Others passed B. Ed M.Phil. Ph. D 2014-2015 12 7 - 4 - 1 2 2013-2014 23 19 1 2 - 3 13 2012-2013 22 18 2 5 - 9 2 2011-2012 22 16 2 4 - 8 2 2010-2011 21 19 3 3 1 8 4
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 360 Student’s Progression – M. Phil.
Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Students M. Phil M. Phil. to Employed Others passed to B. Ed. Ph. D 2014-2015 7 6 - - 3 3 2013-2014 10 7 - - 7 -
30. Details of Infrastructural facilities a) Library The department has 897 reference books, 237 in the P. G. library and 660 in the U. G. library. b) Internet facilities for Staff & Students: Internet facilities are available at the Department, Library and at the Computer Centre. c) Class rooms with ICT facility : The department has one LCD Projector. d) Laboratories : Common Computer lab having 30 systems with WiFi facility. 31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, Government or other agencies
Type of 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 Scholarship P. G. P. G. P. G. P. G. P. U. G. U. G. U. G. U. G. U. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Phil. M. Institutional Scholarship riends of 52 3 - 21 - - 23 10 - 18 4 - Kottar Student - 1 - - 2 - - - - - 2 - Welfare Fund Government Scholarship SC / ST - - - 5 - - - - - 2 4 - Scholarship Postmatric 16 3 - 9 5 - 14 13 - 21 6 1 Scholarship Farmers’ 2 ------Social Security Scheme Scholarship
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 361 Tamilnadu 2 ------Educational Trust Scholarship Beedi 4 - 1 ------Workers Scholarship
32. Details on student enrichment programmes (special lectures/ workshop/ seminar) with external experts • Industrial visits were arranged to gain practical knowledge. • Workshop on “Economic Empowerment” on 14.09.2015. • Dr. P. Kingslin, Professor and Head of the Deaprtment, School of Management, Noorul Islam University, Kumarakovil gave a special lecture on ‘Motivation and employability skills’ on 10.09.2015 • Dr. Edmund Christopher, Associate Professor, Department of MBA (Finance), Noorul Islam University, Kumarakovil gave a special lecture on ‘Students Attitudes and Behaviour’ on 08.10.2014. • Our department conducted a workshop on ‘e-services’ by Mr.Aloysius, Manager, St. Xavier’s Academy, Karungal gave a special lecture on 29.06.2012. 33. Teaching methods adopted to improve student learning Besides the usual lecture method, seminars, group discussions, guest lectures, quiz competitions and product launching are arranged. Assignments are also given to the students. 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities • On 06.02.2015- Visited Blind School, Irenepuram • On 23.09.2015 - Karunai Illam, Nithiravilai • On 20.12.2015 - Bishop Gnanadason Arivu Illam, kotticode. • Drug awareness programme on 16.09.2015 Extension Activities The following students conduct classes to the school students on 17.02.2016 at Mullanganavilai St. Antony’s High School, Mullanganavilai. S. Malini – II M. Com – VI std A. Anisha - II M. Com – VII std D. Shyamala Devi - II M. Com – VIII std M. Ajitha Rani – IX std 35. SWOC analysis of the Department and Future plans
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 362 STRENGTH • Presence of highly motivated, dedicated and research minded faculty members. • Special attention given to slow learners ( retest, special coaching) • The department upgraded from UG to PG and M.Phil. courses. • Great demand for the course. WEAKNESS • Most of the students are from economically poor background. • Students’ absenteeism. • Limited ICT enabled teaching. • Limited career oriented programmes. OPPORTUNITIES • Possibility of collaboration with various research bodies and industries to provide practical knowledge to the students. • Organizing seminars at national and international. • To achieve academic excellence. THREATS • Lack of communication skill. • Lack of confidence to face competitive exam. • Lack of interest among students.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 363 DEPARTMENT OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
1. Name of the department : BBA 2. Year of Establishment : 2006 3. Names of programmes / Courses offered (U.G., P.G., M.Phil., Ph.D., Integrated Masters; Integrated Ph.D.,etc.) : U.G.:BBA 4. Names of Interdisciplinary courses and the departments / units involved : Nil 5. Annual / semester / choice based credit System (Programme wise) BBA : Choice Based Credit System 6. Participation of the department in the courses offered by other departments : Second year BBA students are studying a non major subject Consumer awareness offered by Commerce department. 7. Courses in collaboration with other universities, industries, foreign institutions, etc. : Nil 8. Details of courses / programmes discontinued (if any) with reasons : Nil 9. Number of Teaching posts ( 2015 - 2016 )
Designation Sanctioned Filled Associate Professors 1 d 1 Assistant Professors 4 4
10. Faculty profile with name, qualification, designation, specialization (D.Sc / D.Litt. / Ph.D. / M.Phil. etc.,) as on 31.03.2016
Name Qualification Designation Specialization No. of years of experience Mr. B. Joseph MA, B.Ed. Associate Economics 28 years & 8 Antony Professor months Mr. K. Romias MA, MBA. Assistant Marketing 9 yrs Professor 8months Miss. M. Thatheya BSc, B.Ed, Assistant Marketing 7 years & 9 MBA. Professor months Mr. D. Anto Pravin MBA, M. Phil. Assistant Marketing 7 years & 9 Singh Professor months Mrs. S. Josephin BCom, MBA. Assistant Finance 4 years & 9 Kala Professor months
11. List of senior visiting faculty : Nil 12. Percentage of lectures delivered and practical class handled (Programme wise) by temporary faculty : Nil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 364 13. Student-Teacher Ratio (Programme wise) :U.G.: 29:1 14. Number of academic support staff (technical) and administrative staff; Sanctioned and filled Academic support staff (technical) Sanctioned : Nil Filled : Nil 15. Qualification of teaching faculty with D.Sc / D.Litt / Ph.D / M.Phil / PG : M.Phil. - 1 P.G. - 4 16. Number of faculty with ongoing projects from a) National b) International funding agencies and grants received : Nil 17. Departmental projects funded by DST-FIST; UGC, DBT, ICSSR, etc. and total grants received : Nil 18. Research Centre / facility recognized by the University : Nil 19. Publications : Nil 20. Areas of consultancy and income generated :Faculty belonging to the Department of Business Administration acted as Members of Board of Studies of Autonomous Colleges. 21. Faculty as members in a) National Committees b) International Committees c) Editorial Boards. : Nil 22. Student Projects a) Percentage of students who have done in- house projects including inter departmental/ programme : Nil b) Percentage of students placed for projects in organizations outside the Institution i.e.in Research laboratories / Industry / other agencies : Nil 23. Awards / Recognitions received by faculty and students Faculty : Nil Students : Extra-curricular & Co-curricular Achievement Name of Name of the Venue Prize the competition student 2011-2012 Six Mime St. John’s College of I Prize students Arts and Science, from III Ammandivilai BBA 2012-2013 BBA Regional Scott Christian 3 Prizes Students Level College, Nagercoil Intercollegiate Management Meet
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 365 2013-2014 A.Lavanya LUMINOUS Udaya College of Championship and group 2013 Arts and Science, Vellamodi BBA Paper Zena 2013, Scott I prize Student Presentation Christian College, Nagercoil. 2015-2016 III BBA Poetry Payanam Youth I prize Student Writing Club III BBA Variety Show Celidia Fest – 2015 II prize Student III BBA Variety Show St. Xavier’s College II prize Student of Engineering, Chunkanakadai 5 Students Ad-mad St. Xavier’s College I prize from III of Engineering, BBA Chunkanakadai 4 Students Management St. John’s College of II prize from III Team Arts and Science, BBA Ammandivilai 6 Students Folk Dance Eco- Fest, Noorul I prize from III Islam University, BBA Kumaracoil 5 Students Ad-Zap Eco- Fest, Noorul I prize from III Islam University, BBA Kumaracoil 5 Students New Product Eco- Fest, Noorul I prize from III Launch Islam University, BBA Kumaracoil III BBA Poster IQAC, Holy Trinity II prize Student Presentation College of Education, Attoor 4 Students Treasure Hun Nesamony Memorial I prize from I Christian College, BBA Marthandam 6 Students Fashion Yo-Biezz, Noorul II prize from II Parade Islam University, BBA Kumaracoil
6 Students Mime Yo-Biezz, Noorul I prize from I Islam University, BBA Kumaracoil
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 366 Raja S Short Film G. Venkatasamy I prize Leepan, Naidu College, III BBA Kovilpatti 3 Students Collage St. Xavier’s College I prize from III of Engineering, BBA Chunkanakadai 8 Students Fashion Show Rajas College of II prize from II Engineering, BBA vadakkankulam 6 Students New Product Rajas College of II prize from I Launch Engineering, BBA vadakkankulam
The details of rank holders are given below: Year No. of rank holders U.G. April 2014 1 (XX Rank) April 2015 2 ( VIII & XIV Rank ) 24. List of eminent academicians and scientists / visitors to the department • Dr. S. John Felix, MBA, Ph. D., Relationship Manager, Al-Arif, Dubai, 08.07.2014. • Mr. S. Shibi, BE, MBA, MPhil Proprietor, PPK Group of Companies Marthandam 22.08.2013. 25. Seminars/ Conferences / Workshops organized and the source of funding a) Symposia : 3 b) Seminar : 3 26. Student profile programme / course-wise: BBA Year Applications Admitted Enrolled Pass received *M *F percentage B. B. A 2009-2012 80 48 29 19 72 2010-2013 92 61 45 16 45 2011-2014 87 58 45 13 59 2012-2015 90 54 25 29 54 2013-2016 71 54 41 13 - *M - Male *F- female 27. Diversity of Students
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 367 Name of the % of Students from % of Students % of Students course the same state from other states from abroad BBA 99 1 -
28. How many students have cleared national and state competitive examinations such as NET, SLET, GATE, Civil services, Defence services, etc.? : Nil 29. Student progression – B.B.A.
Year No. of No. of No. of Students Students Students Employed Professional Others appeared passed Course 2011-2012 47 34 5 18 11 2012-2013 58 26 6 14 6 2013-2014 58 34 4 11 19 2014-2015 54 29 4 16 9
30. Details of Infrastructural facilities a) Library There are 74 books in the library. b) Internet facilities for Staff & Students It is facilitated to use the internet in the computer center. c) Class room with ICT facility : Nil d) Laboratories : Nil 31. Number of students receiving financial assistance from college, university, Government or other agencies scholarship
Types of 2011-2012 2012-2013 2013-2014 2014-2015 Scholarship Institutional Scholarship Friends of Kottar 7 11 19 17 Students Welfare - - 2 1 Fund Government Scholarship SC/ST Scholarship - 2 2 3 Minority 15 9 12 24 Scholarship Beedi Workers 1 - - - Scholarship Farmers’ Social 1 - - - Security Scheme Scholarship
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 368 32. Details on student enrichment Programmes (special lectures/ workshops/ seminar) with external experts • Seminar was conducted on Consumer Awareness on 19.08.2013. • An Entrepreneur Mr. S. Shibi, Proprietor, PPK Group of Companies Marthandam presented a seminar on the topic “Retail Management” on 22.08.2013. • National Symposium “GRAVITAS2K13” on 19.12.2013. • A seminar was arranged for the students on 08.07.2014 on the topic “e-banking” by Dr. S. John Felix, relationship manager, Al-Arif Dubai. • National Symposium was organized on Gravitas 2K15 on 12.01.2015. • An Industry oriented workshop was arranged for the BBA by the experts of International Labour Organisation from 04.02.2015 to 09.02.2015. • Seminar was conducted on Higher Education on 13.08.2015. • National Level Symposium on “GRAVITAS 2K16” on 8th & 9th January 2016. 33. Teaching Methods adopted to improve student learning • Seminars taken by the students • Innovative and creative assignments • Peer teaching • Group discussion in the classroom • Teaching using LCD, OHP, PowerPoint, Charts, Models etc 34. Participation in Institutional Social Responsibility (ISR) and Extension activities • BBA department students gave a gift (Rs.1000 & Christmas Cake) to 15 poor students in the college in association with Christmas Feast in Dec.2014. • CCB of our department planted 10 saplings in the college campus in memory of the death of the former president Dr. A. P. J. Abdul Kalam on 23/07/2015. • BBA department students gave a gift (Rs.1000 & Christmas Cake) to 10 poor students (orphans) in the college in association with Christmas Feast in 22.12.2015. • Our department students conducted classes for the school students at St. Antony’s High School, Mullanganavilai on 16.02.2016. 35. SWOC analysis of the department and Future plans Strength • Highly talented and experienced staff. • Very good library • Well furnished classrooms. • Transport facilities • Awesome environment of AVC
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 369 Weakness • Students with village background • Most of the students studied through Tamil medium upto their HSc • Large number of students belongs to poor families. • Absenteeism is high because of the economic conditions of the students. • Most of the parents are illiterate. Opportunities • Good opportunity for employment in business organizations. • Chances are favour for starting a business. • Small industries are fast developing in Kanyakumari District with the facility of bank loans. • Students are courageous enough to face interviews. • Emergence of more and more Engineering Colleges offering MBA. Challenges • No job opportunities in schools. • People are unaware of the importance of BBA. • Girl students are not interested to join BBA. Future Plan • To develop the employability skills of the students. • To equip the students with managerial skills. • To make the students talented enough to face business and real life situations.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 370 E. DECLARATION BY THE HEAD OF THE INSTITUTION
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 371 F. CERTIFICATE OF COMPLAINCE
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 372 G. ANNEXURE
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 373 ANNEXURE I
List of Programmes Conducted by IQAC: 1. Orientation Programme on ‘How to understand the behavior of students’ by Dr. Borgio, Associate Professor, St. Xavier’s College of Education, Palayamkottai & Dr. Xavier Dhas, Associate Professor, Department of English, St. Jude’s College, Thoothoor on 26.10.2012. 2. Refresher Course at Morning Star Polytechnic College, Chungankadai on ‘Professional Ethics in Teaching’ on 05.01.2013 by Mr. Ilasai Sundaran, All India Radio, Madurai. 3. Orientation programme for the teaching and nonteaching staff on NAAC Accreditation by Dr. C. Bright, Associate Professor, NVKSD College of Education, Attoor & Correspondent, Holy Trinity College of Education, Melpalai on 21.04.2014 & 26.04.2014 4. An orientation programme for the teaching programme titled ‘HODS and Tutors’ by Mr. J. Amal Eronimus of English Department, Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam on 01.08.2014. 5. A orientation programme for the HODs and NAAC Steering Committee members on SWOT Analysis was conducted by Dr. V. Janet Y Selvia of Commerce Department, Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam on 12.08.2014 6. An orientation programme on Quality Assurance titled Role of Evaluation in Quality Assurance was held on 23.11.2014. The programme was conducted by Mr. M. Anto, Convenor, IQAC, Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam. 7. A Faculty Development Programme on Teaching that Transforms by Dr. Jeykar Chellaraj, Former Principal, Bishop Heber College, Trichy on 23.01.2015 and 24.01.2015. On 24.01.2015, a separate programme was conducted for the non teaching staff by Dr. Jeykar Chellaraj on ‘Students-Non Teaching Staff relationship’. 8. An orientation programme titled Quality Assurance and NAAC Accreditation was conducted by Dr. P. Saravanan, Convener, NAAC Steering Committee, Lakshmipuram College of Arts and Science, Neyyoor on 19.02.2015 for the HODs and the NAAC Steering Committee members of Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam. 9. A Faculty Development Programme titled Qualities of Efficient Teacher was conducted by Dr. S. Justin Antony, Principal, Pope John Paul II college of Education, Mulagumoodu on 09.03.2015 for the teaching staff of our College. 10. An orientation programme titled Need of Research was jointly organized by the Research Committee and IQAC of Annai Velankanni College on 23.04.2015. 11. An orientation programme titled Criterion II: Teaching Learning and Evaluation was held on 12.06.2015. Along with the newly
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 374 recruited teaching staff, a total number of 20 teaching staff attended the programme. The topic for the first session is Transactional Analysis by Dr. J. Stephen Davis, Principal, Annai Velankanni College. In the second session Mr. V.G. Samu Sundar, Assistant Professor, Department of English, Annai Velankanni College delivered on address on Teaching strategies and Techniques. In the third session Dr. S. Mary Helen delivered on address on Making a difference in the classroom. The afternoon session was handled by Mr. S.A. Deva Prince. His address was on How to be an inspired teacher? 12. An orientation programme on Criterion I: Curricular Aspects was held on 16.07.2015 for the Academic and Curriculum Planning Committee Members. NAAC Steering Committee convenor Mr. M. Anto was the resource person. 13. An orientation programme on Criterion based evaluation of Department Activities was held on 20.07.2015 for the Heads of the Departments and Criterion Team Leaders. Mr. M. Anto, Convenor, NAAC steering committee was the resource person. 14. An orientation programme for the class in-charges was conducted on 11.08.2015 on Tutor Ward System. Mr. D. Anto Pravin Singh, Asst. Professor, Department of Business Administration and Criterion Team VI leader, NAAC Steering Committee was the resource person. 15. A workshop on ICT enabled classroom Teaching was held for the teachers on 26.08.2015. Mr. M. Mohanadhas, Asso.Prof. Dept. of Computer Science and Criterion Team I leader, NAAC Steering Committee conducted the workshop. 16. A two part research orientation programme was conducted for the M.Phil students by Mr. G. Dominic Babu, Assistant Professor, Department of Mathematics, Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam on 03.10.2015. Part I : Writing articles for Research Journals and presenting papers in conferences. Part II : Preparation of Research and Review articles for journals 17. An orientation programme for the teaching staff on Preparing Self Study Report for NAAC Accreditation on 07. 01. 2016 by Dr G.Dunston Joseph, Director, DMI Group of Colleges, Chennai. 18. An orientation programme on Exploring Possibilities through Collaboration by Mr. R. Leo Bright Singh, Faculty, Department of Mechanical Engineering & Public Relations Officer, Mar Ephraem College of Engineering & Technology, Elavuvilai. 19. An orientation programme for the students on NPTEL online courses on 15. 02. 2016 by Mr.C.I.Rajesh, Assistant Professor,
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 375 Department of English & SPOC- NPTEL Chapter, Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam. 20. An orientation programme on Efficacy of Teaching & Learning by Mr. John A. Joseph, Chief Editor, Educational Monitor for the Teaching Staff (except English Department) on 19.02.2016. 21. An orientation programme on Enriching the English Language Teaching by Dr. G. Thilagavathi Joseph, Director, Academy of Professional Excellence & Dean, Stella Mary’s College, Chennai for the Teaching Staff of English Department on 19.02.1016. 22. An orientation programme on Psychological Approach to Teaching by Mr. V. G. Samu Sundar, Assistant Professor, Department of English, Annai Velankanni College, Tholayavattam for the teaching staff on 23.03.2016. 23. An orientation programme on Role of Faculty in NAAC Accreditation by Dr Reimend Uthriyaraj, Former Secretary, Tamil Nadu Engineering College Admissions, Professor, Department of Information Technology, Anna University, Chennai for the Heads of the Departments and the members of NAAC Steering Committee and IQAC on 15.04.2016.
Note: Programme Nos. 1, 2 and 3 were conducted at the College before IQAC was established.
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 376 ANNEXURE II
List of researchers of eminence visited from institutes and industries: Sl.No. Name Designation Topic Date of Visit 1. Dr.Suthakar Head, Dept of Biotechnology, Molecular aspects of 11.09.2009 M.S University, Alwarkurichi aging 2. Dr.John Jothi Principal, TDMNS College, Micropropagation: A 11.09.2009 Prakash Kallikulam Novel method of plant propagation 3. Dr. T. Jaya Sekher Environmental Scientist, Toxicity Evaluation of 11.09.2009 TNPCB, Tuticorin Atmospheric particles using Biotechnological Assays 4. Prof. Beschi Dept of Plant Biology and Bioinformatics 11.09.2009 Antony Rayan Plant Biotechnology, St. Xaviers College (Autonomous) Palayamkottai 5. Dr. A. Palavesam Reader and Head, Reserch paper 11.09.2009 CMST,M.S.University presentation Rajakamangalam 6. Prof. Chitra Former Head, Department of Improvements in the 11.02.2011 Thomas Chemistry, Scott Christian Pedagogical approach College, Nagercoil. to enhance motivation for learning chemistry 7. Dr.J.Anil John TBGRI, Trivandrum Introduction to Phyto- 11.02.2011 chemistry 8. Dr.K.B.Ramesh TBGRI, Trivandrum Diversity of Phyto- 11.02.2011 Kumar chemistry 9. Dr. K.P. Chief consultant, Biotechnology and 07.03.2011 Srinivasakumar Reliance clinical Life sciences, Innovations Banglore 10. Dr.V. Siva Ram Dept of Animal Health Nanomedicine& its 07.03.2011 Science, AlagappaUniversity, appilication in society Karikudi 11. Dr.V. Aldous J Asst. Prof & DST young Drug Development 07.03.2011 Huxley Scientist, Dept of Zoology, ThiruVi Ka Govt. Arts college, Tiruvarur 12. Mr.J.Regu Antony V O Chidambaram College, Cultural studies 10.02.2012 Tuticorin 13. Dr.R.Wilson St.Jude’s College, Thoothoor African Literature 10.02.2012
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 377 14. Mr.A.Xavier Lashmipuram College of arts Canadian Literature 10.02.2012 Chandra Bose and Science, Mandaikadu 15. Dr.Wilfred St.Jude’s College, Thoothoor Graph theory in real 28.02.2012 Life 16. Dr.R.Winson St.Xavier’s Catholic College Queuning Models 28.02.2012 of Enginering, Nagercoil 17. Dr.P.Titus Anna University, Thirunelveli Distance in Graph 28.02.2012 18. Dr. A. Vijayan Associate Professor of Dominants properties 09.03.2012 Department of Mathematics, in graphs NMCC College, Marthandam 19. Mr.Aloysius Manager, St. Xaviour’s Placement motivation 29.06.2012 Academy, Karungal 20. Dr.Ravichandran Professor, Gandhigram Trends in Indian 21.07.2012 University,Dindugal Economy 21. Dr.Nakkeeran Professor, University of Trends in Indian 21.07.2012 Ethioppia Economy 22. Mr.T.Shibin FinancialConsultant Higher Eductin 12.08.2012 23. Dr.S.A. Martin Assistant Professor, Quantum Particle 27.12.2012 Britto Dhas Department of Physics,Sacred Heart College (Autonomous), Tirupattur 24. Dr.Vijaya Lakshmi S.T.Hindu College, Nagercoil Algebric Graph theory 28.02.2013 25. Prof.S.Shanal St.Xavier’s Catholic College Integral Equations 28.02.2013 Kumar of Enginering, Nagercoil 26. Dr.Hariharan Associate Professor, Institute Canadian Literature 14.08.2013 of English, University of kerala, Director, UGC Area study Center for Canadian Studies, University of kerala 27. Mr. S. Shibi Proprietor, PPK Group of Retail Management 22.08.2013 Companies, Marthandam 28. Mrs.M.Subila PSN Engineering College, Consumer Awareness 19.08.2013 Thirunelveli 29. Dr. I. Hubert Joe Associate Professor, Centre Molecular docking 04.10.2013 for Molecular and Biophysics towards drug Research, Department of discovery Physics, Mar Ivanios College, Thiruvananthapuram-695015 30. Dr.X.Sahaya Associate Professor, Centre Nanochitosan: A 04.10.2013 Shajan for scientific and applied promising filler Research, School of Basic material material for Engineering and Sciences, high conductivity PSN College of Engineering polymer electrolytes and Technology, Tirunelveli
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 378 31. Dr. T. Suthan Assistant Professor, Growth and 04.10.2013 Department of Physics, characterization of Noorul Islam University, organic material 3- Kumaracoil – 629180 hydroxy benzaldehyde single crystal by modified vertical Bridgman technique 32. Dr. S. A. Martin Assistant Professor, Spectroscopic Studies 04.10.2013 Britto Dhas Department of Physics, of nano particles Sacred Heart College (Autonomous), Tirupattur. 33. Dr. S.Sebastian Assistant Professor, Sri Vibrational Spectro 05.10.2013 Manakula Vinayagar scopy Engineering College, Madagadipet, Puducherry- 605 107, India. 34. Dr. G. M. Carmel Assistant Professor, Cluster Radioactivity 05.10.2013 Vigila Bai Department of Physics, Rani Anna Government College for Women, Tirunelveli District, Tamil Nadu. 35. Dr.R.Ganapathy Assistant Professor, Growthand 05.10.2013 Raman Department of Physics, Characterizationof Noorul Islam University, some Organic Non Kumaracoil – 629180 Linear Optical (NLO) Crystals 36. Mr.S.Shibi Proprietor, PPK Jewelers Management Program 19.12.2013 Marthandom 37. Dr. S. Senthil Asst.Prof. Environmental Role of biopesticides 23.01.2014 Nathan Toxicology and Biopesticides on sustainable Lab Department of agriculture and crop Environmental Sciences, M.S protection University 38. Dr.K.P. Srinivasa Chief Consultant, Reliance Overview of 23.01.2014 Kumar Clinical Life Sciences, discovery and Banglore. applications of biopharmaceuticles in health care sector 39. Dr.S.K.Sundar Asst.Professor Rise of Antibiotic 23.01.2014 Department of Microbiology, resistance and Mannarkudi college. emergence of probiotics 40. Dr.K. Sahayaraj Dean of Sciences, Bio-nanomaterials 24.01.2014 St.Xavier’s college (Autonomous),Palayamkottai
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 379 41. Dr.N. Mabel Asst. Professor Biodiversity and 24.01.2014 Starlin Department of Botany conservation- A N.M.C College Marthandam Biotechnological perspective 42. D. Manikandaraja SRF, ICAR – NAIP, Centre Aquaculture 24.01.2014 for Aquaculture Research and techniques for seed Extension, production and St. Xavier’s college growout culture of (Autonomous) palayamkottai Murrels 43. Mr.A. Computer Programmer, Sify .Net 29.01.2014 Sundaramoorthy Technologies Ltd 44. Dr. A. Joseph Raj Senior Scientist, CPCRI, Innovative Chemistry 30.01.2014 Kumar Kayankulam for pest management 45. Dr. G. Annadurai JSPS fellow (Japan) PANSA Nano Chemistry 30.01.2014 (Tamil nadu) SPKCBS, Alwarkurichi. 46. Dr. J. Mary Gladis Reader, IIST, Trivandrum Advances in Materials 31.01.2014 for Lithium Batries 47. Dr. A. Simi Asst. Professor, St. Joseph Mysteries of 31.01.2014 College (Autonomous), Chemistry in Human Trichy existences 48. Dr. T.P.D. Rajan Scientist, NIIST, Trivandrum Developments in 31.01.2014 Nano Composites and applications 49. Mrs. Andrea R. Medical Biochemist Therapeutic Agents 31.01.2014 Mary Ramachandra Medical College Chennai. 50. Dr. Y. Jaya Vince Asst. Prof., St. Xaviers Polymer Based Nano 31.01.2014 Ruban College (Autonomous), materials Tirunelveli 51. Mr.Manikandan Net work support Engineer at Hardware Training 31.01.2014 Sify Technologies Ltd 52. Dr.R.Veerapadran Rajadurai Singam Govt.Arts Algebra and Graph 10.02.2014 College, Sivagangai Theory 53. Dr.G.S.Grace St.John’s College, Application in Graph 10.02.2014 Prema Palayamkottai Theory 54. Mr.Anandha Panapaatu Ayvalar, Nagergoil Kumarium 30.03.2014 Subramaniyan Samanamum 55. Kavinjar.Ponnelan Akila Indhiya Murpokku Novelkalin Intraya 31.03.2014 Eluththaalar Sameelanam Nilai 56. S. John Felix Relationship Manager, Al- e-Banking 08.07.2014 Arif Dubai. 57. Mr.Rajagopal Educationalist, Nagercoil Education inTamil 29.07.2014
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 380 58. Dr.S. NI University, Kumaracoil Reconstruction of 13.08.2014 Ramachandran graph and digraphs 59. Dr.Nicholas St.Judes College, Thoothoor Fuzzy concepts in 13.08.2014 Mathematics 60. Dr.S.Shanel Kumar Ibri College of Technology, Compliments of 14.08.2014 Sultanate of Omen Graphs 61. Mr.S.A.Deva Asistant Professor , Studies of Lanthanides, 14.08.2014, Prince Arulanandar College , UGC-NET , SLET 16.02.2015 Karumathur Awareness Programme 62. Mr.N. Xavier Retin Chief Technology Officer, Introduction to Java 01.09.2014 Maxaim Softech Solutions. Enterprise System 63. Dr.S.Sudhakar Head, Department of The function of 12.09.2014 Biotechnology, Riboflavin in stem cell Manonmaniam Sundaranar proliferation and University, regeneration Tirunelveli. 64. Dr.A.Egbert Selvin Asst. Prof. Department of VAM Fungal 12.09.2014 Rose Botany, St.Joseph’s College Diversity causes and (Autonomous), Trichy effects 65. Dr.Selvakumar NMCC College, Marthandam Samakala Tamil 23.09.2014 Navalkalil Punaivum Velium 66. Dr.Edmund Associate Professor, DepartmentStudent Attitude 08.10.2014 Christopher, of MBA (Finance), Noorul Islam University, Kumarakovil 67. Dr.S.Venkateswari Assistant Professor, Noorul Data Base 26.09.2014 Islam University,Kumaracoil Management System 68. Dr.Janatha Kumari Associate Professor, Sree Research 12.12.2014 Iyappa College, Chunkankadai Methodology 69. Dr.Samuel Associate Professor, Novel insights on drug 2014-2015 GnanaPrakash International Centre for Nano discovery from plants. Vincent Biotechnology (ICN), Manonmaniam Sundaranar University, Rajakkamangalam, Kanyakunmari District. 70. Dr.A.Aruldhas Assistant Professor, Vibrational 28.01.2015 Department of Physics, Spectroscopy Nesamony Memorial Christian College, Marthandam 71. Dr.K.S.Joseph Associate Professor, Photonics 28.01.2015 Wilson Department of Physics, Arul Anandar College, Karumathur
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 381 72. Prof. Nada Noorul Islam arts and Science Tamil 23.09.2014, SivaKumar College, Kumaracoil, 31.03.2015 Kanniyakumari Dist. 73. Prof. &Writer Nesamony Memorial College, Tamil 23.09.2014, Kumara Selva Marthandam, 31.03.2015 Kanniyakumari Dist. 74. Prof.Mujp Rahman Writer, Thuckalay, Tamil 23.09.2014, Kanniyakumari Dist 30.03.2015 75. Muzhanguzhi Pa. Kumari Mutthamizh Tamil 09.10.2014 Lazer Mantram, Kappukadu, & Marthandam, Kanniyakumari 09.10.2015 Dist 76. Sollaayvu Semmal. M.S. Victor Research Centre, Tamil 22.12.2014, M.S. Victor Ariyalore 09.01.2015, 30.03.2015 77. DR.K.S.Joseph Associate Professor, Photonics 28.01.2015 Wilson Department of Physics, Arul Anandar College, Karumathur 78. DR.A.Aruldhas Assistant Professor, Vibrational 28.01.2015 Department of Physics, Spectroscopy Nesamony Memorial Christian College, Marthandam 79. Dr. Kaustabh Senior Scientist, NIIST Drug Delivery 29.01.2015 Kumar Marti Trivandrum Systems and diagnostic nano probe for cancer Treatment 80. Dr. K. Rajesh Asst. Professor, Department Environmentally 29.01.2015 of Chemistry, University Benign chemical College, Trivandrum synthesis 81. Dr. G. RadikaNath Asst. Professor, Dept. of Principal totality in 29.01.2015 Chemistry and Polymer Green Chemistry Science, D.B College,Kollam 82. Dr. A. Rose Venis Associate Professor, Green Chemicals 30.01.2015 Department of Chemistry St. Joseph’s College (Autonomous) Trichy. 83. Prof. Chitra Former Head, Department of Nano Safety 30.01.2015 Thomas Chemistry, Scott Christian College, Nagercoil. 84. Dr.K.Arun Prasad Assistant Professor ,Kamaraj Organic Synthesis and 16.02.2015 Lingam College , Tuticorin Analysis 85. Dr.Suba Ganabathy Holy Cross College, Scrambled Theories in 20.02.2015 Nagercoil Symbolised Stream 86. Writer. Kumari Mullanginavilai Kavithai ezhuthuthal 13.03.2015 Tholan Payirchi
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 382 87. Dr. S. Alagesan Member Syndicate, President, SamayamumThamizhul 30.03.2015 Professor, Department of Book Release Tamil, Manonmaniyam Suntharanar University, Abisekapatti, Tirunelveli 88. Dr. T. Research Fellow, FFEO, Samanamum 30.03.2015 Rajarethinam Pondichery Pouthamum thamizhum 89. Anantha Research Scholar of Cultural Kumarium 30.03.2015 Supramaniam Studies, Nagercoil Samanamum 90. CDr. Anjel Jeyalet VTM Arts and Science Sangamum 30.03.2015 Rani College, Arumanai, Samanamum Kanniyakumari Dist. 91. Writer. Development officer, LIC, Chirukathai 31.03.2015 PremKumar Thuckalay, Kanniyakumari Dist. 92. Prof. Hameem Department of Tamil, Muslim Islaamum Thamilum 31.03.2015 Mustafa Arts College, Thiruvithangode, Thuckalay, Kanniyakumari Dist. 93. Prof. Muhammed Department of Tamil, Muslim Islamiya Vaimoli 31.03.2015 Asker Arts College, Ilakkiyangal Thiruvithangode, Thuckalay, Kanniyakumari Dist. 94. Dr. Edel Queen Department of Tamil, Holy Manithanai 31.03.2015 Cross College, Nagercoil Nerippaduththum samaya Illakkiyangal 95. Dr. Vasumathi Department of Tamil, Angila moli kaattum 31.03.2015 Vsalahkshi Arts and Science thirukothummpi College, Udumalpet. 96. Prof.T. Mano ISDL, Trivandrum, Kerala Vainavamum 31.03.2015 thamizhum 97. Writer. Ponneelan, Manikaddipottal, Novel 31.03.2015 Sahithiya Academy Kanniyakumari Dist Awarded Writer 98. Mr. Anand Managing Director, JAYA JAVA J2EE 09.07.2015 Bhardra Infotech Project Solution 99. Writer. Thuckalay Padaippattal 27.07.2015 Sivasankaran 100. Writer. Vaanamathi Srilanka Penniya sinthanaikal 05.08.2015 101. Dr.R.Kala M.S. University, Thirunelveli Distance Related 12.08.2015 Concepts in Graphs
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 383 102. Dr.A.Anto St.Xavier’s College Introduction to graph 13.08.2015 Kingsley (Autonomous), Palyamkottai Algorithms 103. Dr.V.Chandrasekar S.K.P Engineering College, Polynomial Factorial 13.08.2015 Thiruvannamalai and Sterling number 104. Dr.G.Britto Antony Sacred Heart College, Infinite Series and it 13.08.2015 Xavier Thirupathoor Convergence 105. Dr. S. Kiruba Asst. Professor, Dept. of Career Opportunities 21.08.2015 Zoology, for Life Science Vivekanandha College of Students. Arts & Science, Namakkal. 106. Mr.Saravanan IBM, Bangalore Technologies and Job 04.09.2015 Opportunities 107. Mrs. Sree Kala Computer Software College, Office Automation 04.09.2015 Marthandam 108. Dr.Kinsly Head of the department of Employability skill 10.09.2015 management studies, NI university 109. Mr.Manohar sam Y.M.C.A Workshop 14.09.2015 110. Fr.Martin Puthu Vasantham Drug awareness 16.09.2015 co-ordinator 111. Dr.K.Sahayaraj Associate Professor in Insects as Natural 18.09.2015 M.Sc., M.Phil., Zoology, St.Xavier’s College Bioresources. Ph.D. (Autonomous),Palayamkottai. 112. Dr S.Sam Manohar Emeritus Professor & Rtd. Eco-Economic 18.9.2015 Dhas M.Sc., Associate Professor in Importance of M.Phil., Ph.D. Zoology, Scott Christian Microfauna as College (Autonomous ), Decomposers Nagercoil 113. Dr. Jeyalekhsmi Associate Professor, S. T. Algebraic Graph 21.09.2015 Hindu College, Nagercoil Theory 114. Sr.Dr.Vinitha St.Theresa College, Current trends in 22.09.2015 Ernakulam Literature 115. Dr.Priya K Nair St.Theresa College, Current trends in 22.09.2015 Ernakulam Literature 116. Dr.R.Latha Dhevi HOD, Dept of English, Indian Literature 23.09.2015 University College of Engineering, Nagercoil 117. Dr.Sukirtha Rani Anna Govt. womens Penkalum 25.09.2015 Busmath College, Thirunelveli Aalumaikalum 118. Dr.Pon Murugan Principal, TDMNS Recent Trends in 21.01.2016 College.T.Kallikulam. Banking Technology 119. Dr. M. Wilson, Dean, Department of School of Recent Trends in 22.01.2016 Management, Noorul Islam Banking Technology University, Kumarakovil and History
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 384 120. Dr.R.Joseph Manoj Asso. Prof., Dept. of Big Data Analytics 27.01.2016 I.T.,St.Joseph College of Engineering, Chennai – 19 121. Dr.A.Ferdinand Asst. Prof., Dept. of 4G Mobile Networks 27.01.2016 Christofer Computer Applications, Noorul Islam University, Kumaracoil 122. Mr.J.G.Albenson Multimedia Designer, NPR Mastering Techniques 28.01.2016 group of institutions Natham, in Photoshop Dindugal 123. Dr.K. Head and Associate Professor Crystal Growth 01.02.2016 Jayakumari in Physics, Sree Ayyappa college for Women - Chunkankadai 124. Dr.V.Selvam Assistant Professor in Nuclear Dynamics 01.02.2016 Physics, Rani Anna College for Women, Tirunelveli 125. Dr.T.Chithabara Associate Professor in Ozone 01.02.2016 Thanu Physics, S.T.Hindu College, Nagercoil. 126. Dr.C.Henry Associate Professor in Radiation Physics 02.02.2016 Physics, St.Jude’s College, Thootoor 127. Dr.S.Sonia Assistant Professor in Growth and 02.02.2016 Physics,Holy Cross College, Characterization of Nagercoil Nanotubes 128. Dr. M. Professor, Head, Dept. of Green Chemistry 04.02.2016 Sankaranarayana Chemistry, Noorul Islam Pillai University, Kumaracoil 129. Dr. K. Y. Sandya Associate professor ,IIST , Material for Solar 04.02.2016 Trivandrum Energy Conversion and Photo Catalysis 130. Dr. V. Jayabal Head, Dept of Chemistry, Phyto Chemistry- 05.02.2016 St.Xavier’s College Social Relavances (Autonomous),Palayamkottai. 131. Mr. M.S. Selva Assistant Professor, St. Size and Chemical 05.02.2016 kumar Xavier’s Behaviour- A college(Autonomous), Correlation Palayamkottai 132. Mr.R.Britto Associate Professor, St. Theoretical Method of 05.02.2016 Dominic Rayan Philomina’s college, Mysore. Predicting Molecular Geometry 133. Mrs. Kirubha Kani Bethlahem College of History of 14.03.2016 Education, Karungal Mathematics
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 385 134. Dr.SrinivasaKumar Chief Scientific Officer- Emerging 2015-2016 Inbiotics, Head- Clinical advancement and Operations, Institute of opportunities in Biotechnology and Clinical Biotechnology. Research, Trivandrum. 135. Dr.Merlin Franco Asst. prof. in Environmental Moving some 2015-2016 studies, Institute of Asian biodiversity to Studies, University Brunei bicultural diversity. Darussalam, Negara Brunei Darussalam. 136. Dr.M.Jayalakshmi Department of Immunology, Recombinant vaccine: 2015-2016 School of Biological Science, Battle against HBV Madurai Kamaraj University. 137. Dr.G.Stephen Manonmaniam Sundaranar Tamil 18.03.2016 University, Thirunelveli. 138. Dr.Kanjana Governing board member, Irupatham Noottandu- 17.03.2016 Balaxubramanium Certral institute of Classical Penniya Kavithaikalin Tamil, Chennai PokkukaL 139. Dr.Ravikumar Asst.Professor, Subiramaniya Irupatham Noottandu- 17.03.2016 Bharathiyar central Kavithai Illakkiya University, Pondichery PokkukaL 140. Mrs.Suma S.T.Hindu College, Nagercoil Irupatham Noottandu- 17.03.2016 Makeshvari kavithai Illakkiya PokkukaL 141. Mrs.Raja Kumari Malangara Cathelic College, Irupatham Noottandu- 17.03.2016 Mariyagiri Kavithai Illakkiya PokkukaL 142. Dr.K.Ganesan Vivekanantha College, Thalith Chinthanaium 18.04.2016 Agastheeshvaram Thalith Iyakkamum 143. Dr.Satheesh Kumar Mano College, Irupatham Noottandu- 18.04.2016 Kanniyakumari Padaippukallin Parathi 144. Wr.NaarumPu Thirunelveli Kavithai Ettamum 18.04.2016 naathan Samuka Mattamum 145. Dr.Rama Kumar Vivekanantha College, Kavithai Ettamum 18.03.2016 Agastheeshvaram Samuka Mattamum
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CAMPUS MAP
PALOOR VILLAGE SURVEY NO : 17, 18, 19, 20 KILLIYOOR VILLAGE SURVEY NO : 395, 396, 397
1. Arch 2. Gate 3. Watchman Shed 4. Play Ground 5. Computer Science Block 6. Administrative Block 7. Gents’ Toilet 8. Two Wheeler Shed 9. Generator Room 10. Store Room 11. Staff Toilet 12. Parking Area 13. GROTTO 14. Main Block 15. Waiting Area 16.Girls’ Toilet 17. Auditorium 18. South Block 19. Store 20. Canteen 21. Badminton Court 22. Badminton Court 23. Volley Ball Court 24. Basket Ball Court 25. KhoKho 26. Open Well 27. Library 28. Guest House 29. Arch 30. Check Post 31. Watchman Shed 32. Mummy House 33. Vehicle Shed 34. Store Room 35. Boys’ Home 36. Pump House 37. Water Tank 38. Workers’ House 39. Pond 40. Dairy Farm 41. Open Well 42. Pump House
ANNAI VELANKANNI COLLEGE, THOLAYAVATTAM 387 ANNEXURE IV
AUDIT REPORTS
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